Sentence examples for market trepidation from inspiring English sources

Results Take a Hit | Brazilian companies are growing cautious over going public as market trepidation forces more and more of them to shelve initial public offering plans, the Financial Times reports.

If you go back a few years to when Box filed to go public in 2014, there was still some public market trepidation concerning the subscription approach.

There is a big market in trepidation.

But Mr. Leis said the concern about her investments symbolized the fear among many everyday Americans who are watching the financial markets with trepidation.

Even as our international growth ramped up elsewhere in the mid-2000s, we approached the U.S. market with some trepidation.

Samuel G. Gaccione, executive vice president for the TNS Development Group, said his group planned upgrades at the Shelton, a subsidized building under construction in Bedford-Stuyvesant — granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, hardwood floors — to prepare for a bad market and buyer trepidation.

Smith, the M.L.B. executive, said Jeter approached the marketing with some trepidation, fearing that it might seem all too much.

"The jittery market movements reflect this trepidation," he said.

For more than a year, financial markets had responded with trepidation to the debt crisis that had escalated for the so-called "PIGS" (Portugal, Ireland, Greece, and Spain) countries, as the EU and IMF called for the enactment of austerity measures in those countries and provided financial bailouts for Greece and Ireland, primarily to preserve the stability of the euro.

One reason for the trepidation about the stock market might be the market's volatility in recent months, which had much to do with the debt crisis in Europe and political intransigence in Washington.

"There's still a lot of trepidation about the market generally," said Milton Ezrati, senior economic strategist at Lord Abbett.