Sentence examples for markets can be seen from inspiring English sources

The N.F.L. announced Thursday that games that do not sell out and are blacked out on television in local markets can be seen for free on nfl.com.

DETAILS One effect of the economic downturn on the second-home market can be seen in the scope of new projects.

Five years after it began to blow up, that market can be seen as having failed twice — once before the housing crisis began and again when the crisis was at its peak.

The specialty computer makers who produce expensive machines, especially for the gaming market, can be seen as the computing equivalent of a Ferrari or Lamborghini, or perhaps a Savile Row tailor.

The different view of the entire market can be seen in the performance since Sept. 21 of two indexes that include the great majority of stocks traded in the United States.

And in the near term, additional support underneath the market can be seen in record short interest on the New York Stock Exchange.

Occupation-specific labour demand, according to the occupational segmentation of the labour market, can be seen to shape appropriate job opportunities for IVET graduates.

Nevertheless, at the same time that regulators and certification groups are addressing questions of fraud, the offset market can be seen as holding the climate hostage, demanding payment before emissions are reduced.

Barak's chance European champions Reprints Related items French dressingJul 8th 1999A misguided antipathy to free-market solutions can be seen elsewhere in Europe too.

Nav Sidhu, founder and managing director of the Formula One public relations and sponsorship agency Sidhu & Simon Communications, based in London, said that a good illustration of Red Bull's marketing success can be seen at the Red Bull air races, which attract crowds of 200,000 people to watch classic aircraft in action.

Just how healthy the overall market is can be seen in Hanson's forecast.