Sentence examples for markets going on from inspiring English sources

Forbes: You know the rap, that it was free markets going on a binge.

"We're seeing signs of weakness in more than just an inventory correction, that there's a deterioration in labor markets going on and a potential for more prolonged profit weakness playing out in the economy".

There has also been a mini-bull market going on in commodities that has been mightier than the one for stocks.

"There's this speculative real estate market going on, where investors will pay anything for Bay Area real estate".

One might even suggest that there is some pretty decent marketing going on, with one assassination company's well-crafted strapline: "Permanent solutions to life's temporary problems".

Until the 1990s, these three dates were the distant outliers in the history of that crucial ratio; in all three cases, the markets went on to suffer prolonged (and, in 1929, catastrophic) slumps.

That is the last possible window before capital markets go on holiday properly till September.

Tickets for select markets went on sale on April 30 , 2011 at ticket seller Ticketmaster and tour promoter Live Nation's websites.

There's probably a reason there's not much elf marketing going on these days.

Mr. Shook, at Carlson Wagonlit, said that there was a "changing dynamic" in airline sale promotions, with "a lot of marketing going on at the Web sites".

Reading about the coffee's origins on the back of the bag will remind him of the local farmers' market going on that day, and he'll want to take you.