Sentence examples for markets is restricted from inspiring English sources

Even if Sallie's debt falls to junk levels and its access to capital markets is restricted, these will give it a cushion to fall back on.

The successful IPO last month by Fortress, a hedge fund and private-equity firm, showed that there is plenty of demand for "alternative" assets among small investors whose access to private markets is restricted.

The priorities are in many ways commonsense criteria, including prevention of sales to minors, assurances that criminals do not profit from the trade and that markets are restricted to licit channels.

But that's not to say that people in those launch markets are restricted to pecking out missives in English.

So the market is restricted and the growth of wealth retarded.

Because the resale market is restricted by income, it effectively caps the value of the property by aligning it with increases in wages instead of property prices.

Europeans complain that the Russian domestic market is "restricted" for outsiders, while big Russian companies like Gazprom and Rosneft are expanding their interests across Europe.

"So to some extent you could say the labour market is restricted.

This provides evidence that in most cases, liquidity commonality for individual firms with the market is restricted to the current trading day, and has little 'spill over' effect in terms of corrections the next day.

The simulated taxes were: (1) 18% price tax on all foods and beverages exceeding thresholds on sodium, saturated fat, and added sugar and for which marketing is restricted (based on a Chilean law, effective June 16, 2016); (2) 40% tax on SSBs (22% above the current tax level); and (3) a 1 Chilean peso (0.2 US cents) per gram of sugar tax on products with added sugar.

Although right now the market is restricted to a small pool of Mexicans with enough money to afford it, that could change if local produce matches the quality of American marijuana at a fraction of the cost.