Sentence examples for market will catch from inspiring English sources

They assume the market will catch up.

Going Forward Local residents and officials hope the neighborhood's residential real estate market will catch up to its commercial side, but it is not there yet.

The deteriorating circumstances have given a new voice to the "do nothing" chorus, whose members think the era of trying to buy stability while hoping the market will catch fire — called "extend and pretend" or "delay and pray" — has run its course.

And I expect that the rest of the phone market will catch up.

Items from handmade and small designers are gradually becoming more popular in Asia and Yen believes that the market will catch up to North America's within three to five years.

Although some of those millions who use these tax credit subsidies to purchase insurance are paying closer attention, the survey findings suggest the disappearance of that financial assistance, and the damaging effects that would cause to the health insurance market, will catch Americans by surprise if the Supreme Court sides with the plaintiffs when it issues its decision later this month.

That's a hefty market that will catch investor's attention.

'Early birds catch more worms' means the manufacture that brings more innovative products early in the market will capture significant market share.

He'll just keep looking to the future and trust that the market will eventually catch up.

Friedrich said the downtown L.A. office market will eventually catch up with others that are prospering.

"But it concerns me that the market is shrinking, and that will catch up to us," he said.