Sentence examples for markets has emerged from inspiring English sources

Representative Scott Garrett, Republican of New Jersey, who serves as chairman of the House subcommittee that oversees capital markets, has emerged as a leading critic of Mr. Gensler's plan, sponsoring legislation that would curb his powers.

"The emerging markets have emerged, even as the developed markets have submerged," Mr. Roubini told me.

"In characteristic fashion in America, markets have emerged where they didn't exist".

But new markets have emerged in Russia, Ukraine and Poland, with a fashion trend for sealskin hats and accessories.

Recently, new markets have emerged: in 2009, a Russian billionaire acquired a Guarneri violin for a then record price of more than ten million dollars.

"What we used to call the emerging markets have emerged," said Mr. Zegna, who had already developed 60 boutiques across mainland China and saw sales in that country rise 30percentt in the past financial year.

The first signs of trouble in the financial markets had emerged on 9 August 2007, when there were concerns about the health of hedge funds which had been dabbling in US subprime mortgages.

Vast new markets have emerged in Asia and the former Soviet Union; the growing power of critics and the Internet allow obscure vineyards to rocket to fame in scant months.

Concurrently, markets have emerged for some ecosystem services such as landscape restoration, biodiversity and carbon sequestration.

Throughout the 1990s there was a heated debate about the degree to which markets had emerged.

According to our analysis, we find that to a remarkable degree, agricultural commodity markets have emerged; price patterns look much like those in market economies in the rest of the world and prices are highly integrated across space.