Sentence examples for market thinning from inspiring English sources

The disaster that was NexCen, the closing of the Park Avenue fashion establishment of Linda Dresner and the shuttering of popular boutique fashion brand Mayle in 2008 was just the beginning of an over-saturated market thinning out.

That also makes the market thinner and can make the market move".

For instance, a shortage of specialized engineers would develop in the company just as their ranks in the job market thinned and competition to hire them intensified.

The Mets believe a more likely scenario is that after the free-agent pitching market thins out, Jones will sign a two-year contract with them or another team -- possibly the Boston Red Sox -- at less than $5.5 million per year.

Their primary trade chips are Robbie Ray and Zack Greinke, and Ray has continued to draw interest from Houston and Atlanta as the offseason progresses and the free agent market thins.

All that has resulted in an already thin market becoming thinner still: estimates put the value of daily trades at a measly $35m.

Funds dried up, and markets thinned out.

And they undermine incentives to export, making world prices more volatile and international markets thinner.

As the virus tore unchecked through neighborhood after neighborhood, schools were closed, workplaces were shuttered, sporting events were canceled, crowds at the markets thinned and informal gatherings like the one Tuesday were not to be attempted.

It is generally perceived in the literature that international rice markets have a low level of substitution which fragments the market and thins out an already thin world rice market.

It was not just a stock market on thin ice, but an overweight stock market on thin ice.