Sentence examples for market touching from inspiring English sources

The market, touching four-and-a-half-year lows, continued to be weighed down by lackluster prospects for the economy, the shadow of terrorism and eroding confidence in the integrity of corporate financial statements.

The years1981-'82 were as painful as 2008-early 2009, the market touching down at book value and yielding 5.6 percent.

The wartime black market touched even the most law-abiding citizen: "Everyone was crooked.

Wall Street sank Thursday after weak readings on economic growth and the job market touched off renewed concerns about the financial health of businesses and consumers.

It was "the first big setback for the bull market touched off by prime minister Shinzo Abe's drive to reflate the world's third-largest economy," the newspaper writes.

On Black Monday, the market touched down at 60% of GDP.

The market touched down at book value, yielding over 5.5% on the S&P 500 Index.

Sensing iconic investment properties had reached intrinsic value when the market touched down at 700 counted for something.

It's worth reflecting that in the summer of 1982, the market touched down at book value, yielded 6% and sold under 10 times perceived earning power.

Apple 's new iPad aims to remake a market touched on by laptops, tablet computers, netbooks and even the iPod portable devices for the creation and consumption of media, largely text and video.

The decision also reaches beyond Detroit's borders, affecting bond markets, touching on how much pension protection retired city workers can expect if their city goes bankrupt and offering a blueprint for how future municipal bankruptcies can be handled, experts said.