Sentence examples for markets ideal from inspiring English sources

In November and December, Christmas markets (ideal for sampling regional food) pop up in wooden chalets throughout the city, including the Champs-Élysées, the Boulevard St.-Germain and the Trocadéro.

Curry's average build, relative to other N.B.A. superstars, gives him a kind of everyman appeal, and he happens to fit a certain marketing ideal: mild-mannered, family-oriented, light-skinned.

Instead, they're happy to just pretend that the existing system represents some sort of free-market ideal in order to score points against the new health care law and avoid taking on any policy risk themselves — and then happy, as in this case, to demagogue as "big government" any constructive steps toward a world that's actually more consonant with free market principles than the status quo.

This implies a move in the direction of a 'perfect market ideal type'.

With 48 processing cores, the new NVIDIA GeForce 320M is the fastest integrated graphics processor on the market, ideal for graphics intensive applications or high performance games.

While the free market ideal has gained sway globally, it is viewed with much more skepticism elsewhere.

Members of the John Birch Society developed an interest in a school of Austrian economists who promoted free-market ideals.

QUESTION FROM ARF : The GOP establishment co-opted the Tea Party very early on, pushing the grass roots activists to GOP "free market" ideals and goals.

The recent conservative flowering encompasses pretty sensible notions, including how we should integrate free market ideals with commensurate government involvement and incentives.

It appealed to the free-market ideals of the then prime minister, but was combined with a libertarian streak which sat ill with Conservative social philosophy.

The 25-year projection hews to Mr. Fox's free-market ideals, with education, balanced budgets and job creation by companies the top priorities.