Sentence examples for market time from inspiring English sources
"It's deceptive," she said, "because we know that the market time has increased to six months".
In other words, investors need to give the stock market time to reflect the Fed's actions.
In practice, Mr Obama is likely to allow big trading partners at least a temporary waiver to give them and the world oil market time to adjust.
Let's give the 401(K) market time to mature and figure out how to provide plans that encourage more contributions and better investment options.
In the past, he said, maximum market time would be two to three months; today it's more like six or seven.
Financial markets will ultimately have to recognize that progress is being made — albeit on "a political time path, not a market time path," he said.
TODAY'S recommended economics writing: The political one percent of the one percent (Sunlight Foundation) Assessing the climate talks (Robert Stavins) Top economists reveal their graphs of 2011 (BBC) Mark-my-beliefs-to-market time (Brad DeLong).
They are cheapened by their age, their association with the mass-market Time Life brand ("Mysteries of the Unknown," "Home Repair and Improvement") and its suburban, middle-brow readership, though that might be too strong a term: one wonders how many people actually read these picture books.
Most studies show negative income elasticities of labor supply, i.e., leisure (or non-market time) is a normal good.
Vida Ilderem, a Motorola vice president and director of its Embedded Systems and Physical Sciences Lab, says the decision to use academia or startups for nano-development depends on the inception-to-market time line.
That leads to a dramatic increased capability in terms of go-to-market time, and lowers a huge barrier faced when starting up any media-focused enterprise.
