Sentence examples for markets became more from inspiring English sources

Financial markets became more volatile in the 1970s and 1980s.

"The markets became more open and more competitive," said James P. Malone, vice president for nuclear fuel at Exelon.

He said that, as information became cheaper, markets became more perfect and real bargains impossible to find.

As Europe's capital markets became more integrated, more liquid and easier to use, the euro securities market would grow, pushing down transactions costs.

— John Spineti started selling plump tomatoes and shiny squash at farmers' markets in the early 1970s and saw his profits boom as markets became more popular.

Utilities received guaranteed cost recovery when building the plants, and further payments for "stranded costs" when electricity markets became more competitive.

The carbon emission futures markets become more and more important in worldwide.

As markets become more competitive, banks have much to lose from even the slightest disadvantage.

"As markets become more linked, diversification doesn't work as well".

If world markets become more turbulent, pressures for protectionism may be irresistible, particularly in the US.

"We have in some markets become more relevant, meaning that in some markets we are gaining market share".