Sentence examples for market winds from inspiring English sources
"market winds" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically refers to the direction in which economic forces are swaying. For example: "The market winds are blowing in favor of the new tech company."
The principal route to market winds through the mountains and steppes of three former Soviet republics, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
Premium television channels such as HBO, which are built on passion more than popularity, offer some protection from chill market winds.
Rick Devine, an executive recruiter, said that the "market winds are at their back," and that Mr. Cook is the best-qualified person to continue that success.
As Smithfield Market winds down after a night of dismemberment and meat trade, men in white coats breathe in the still, chilly air as the sun rises above Farringdon.
The history of three town houses on the market winds through the worlds of poetry and the Harlem Renaissance; art and Norman Rockwell; and genteel old Murray Hill, where a polo champion called Lawrence Waterbury once lived.
They had inhaled the free market winds of the Eighties and, as a result, were filled with the entrepreneurial spirit that Hansen felt so much of the rest of Christiania lacked.
The market wound up closing on weekends for a few months.
Each of the first three times, the rally fizzled and the market wound up lower than it was before.
Nowadays the theory on time scales has been widely applied to several scientific fields such as biology, heat transfer, stock market, wound healing and epidemic models.
With a great potential demand in the power market, wind plant manufacturers are encouraged to further improve the auxiliary frequency controls for VSWTs as well.
In the current market, wind turbines are primarily restricted to rural use due to the large size, noise creation, and physical appearance.
