Sentence examples for market setting from inspiring English sources

But with the market setting new lows daily, policy makers are running out of wiggle room, analysts say.

Results show that in a competitive market setting compensation payments for flexible power consumption are higher when dealing with higher wind forecast error levels.

The leopard also wandered through a crowded market, setting off a minor stampede in which two other people were hurt, said Mr Singh.

Oracle recently acquired Sun Microsystems, a longtime rival to H.P. in the hardware market, setting the stage for a more complicated relationship.

Shaun Osher, a broker and the head of CORE Group Marketing, said that in this market, setting an asking price is like solving a jigsaw puzzle.

This could include scrapping the independent exam boards which currently compete for the £300m school exams market, setting rival A-level and GCSE papers.

His company, based in Clinton, Miss., became renowned in 1996, the year deregulation enabled competition in the local telecommunications market, setting off a wave of deals.

A synthetic form of heroin has created havoc in the market, setting off gang wars and leading to the death of a 19-year-old pusher and the arrest of a teenager Hole considers his surrogate son.

This study examines the nature and role of accounting practices in a network of corruption in an influence-market setting.

"Many people want to have a quality atmosphere that's not involved in the meat-market setting, that's serious about workouts," Dr. Sorchy said.

Malkin determined to build an outlet village that would sell luxury-goods "surplus," not rumpled demonstration products or off-grade goods, in an up-market setting in stores that emulate full-price outlets in elegant presentation and service.