Sentence examples for market thinking from inspiring English sources

She said some of them bought it in the market, thinking it was just meat.

Nobody plays the stock market thinking it's always going to be booming.

"Everyone was long the bond market, thinking the economy was going to be bad.

Until just a few years ago, shrimp distributors reserved their head-on shrimp for the European market, thinking that Americans would be repelled by them.

Hirsch is a case study of a phenomenon that wouldn't have made sense even to Ronald Reagan in 1966: the saturation of higher education with market thinking.

Party newspapers disappeared or were bought up by media concerns, commercial broadcasters entered the field and even public broadcasters increasingly adopted market thinking.

But he goes on to praise George Osborne for his "clear" free-market thinking.

Not only is Mr. Huntsman advancing concrete proposals; he is also making it abundantly clear that these policies are the proper way to apply pro-market thinking.

Still, Olin, especially, has played a crucial role in bringing free-market thinking into law schools, by supporting law and economics programs at Harvard, Columbia, Yale, Stanford and Berkeley, and a training program teaching judges how to apply economic analysis to their cases.

Humanitarians tend to flinch at the idea of marketing, thinking that's what you do with toothpaste.

Even when I brought up Paul Krugman, who had criticized efficient-markets thinking in a recent essay in the Times Magazine, Fama's equanimity was unshaken.