Sentence examples for markets and the effects from inspiring English sources

Merrill Lynch & Company reported yesterday that its third-quarter earnings climbed 50percentt as improving trends in financial markets and the effects of deep cost-cutting over the last two years combined to bolster its results.

"Some slack remains in labor markets, and the effects of this slack and the influence of lower energy prices and past dollar appreciation have been significant factors keeping inflation below our goal," Yellen said.

Some of her recent research investigates the effects of changes in teachers' pay on teachers' labor markets and the effects of school finance equalization on long-run children's outcomes, as well as the links between mental health and career outcomes and the links between copyright policies and the diffusion of scientific knowledge.

“Higher activity in the unconventional natural gas and oil basins more than offset restrained international markets and the effects of the suspension of deepwater activity in the Gulf of Mexico,” says the company.

Merrill Lynch reported that its third-quarter earnings climbed 50percentt as improving trends in financial markets and the effect of deep cost-cutting over the last two years bolstered results.

BBC Capital: We've been reading a lot recently about emerging markets and the effect of the US Federal Reserve tapering off its bond buying.

This primer is aimed at policy makers and stakeholders who seek an understanding of regional electricity markets and the effect of state policies on those markets as well as an understanding of recent market design proposals that are designed to address the RTO-state policies interaction.

Factors that are not considered in the model that may contribute to the variability include competition between interventions in the same class, the relative strength of marketing, and the effects of a highly dynamic evidence-base supporting the comparative effectiveness of medicines in each class.

Beijing has been "fine-tuning" monetary and fiscal policy since last autumn, when a softening of demand from the European Union — China's biggest export market — and the effects of domestic policy tightening had left companies struggling.

But her focus remains on how a business that once catered to the wealthy elite has gone mass-market and the effects that democratization has had on the way ordinary people shop today, as conspicuous consumption and wretched excess have spread around the world.

Samsung has had a tumultuous couple of years since that ruling, with its financial results showing signs of a slow down as increased competition in the mobile market and the effects of global economics weighed on its business.