Sentence examples for markets mark from inspiring English sources

A second financial crisis will follow as the markets mark down the banks, and the crisis will spread from the periphery to engulf core European states such as Italy, Spain and Belgium and others that now seem secure.

After foraging in a dozen Asian markets, Mark finally found an international vendor on Amazon.com who was selling sago pearls.

BNP said its investment banking business was hurt by "very distressed markets marked by plummeting equity markets, stepped up concerns over the sovereign debt crisis in a number of European countries, limited liquidity and extremely high volatility".

While these measures certainly implied lower labor standards for registered workers, it is not evident to isolate their distributional impact from the contemporaneous trends in labor markets, marked by increasing unemployment and informality, and from concurrent reforms.

Family business was considered a proprietary solution typical of start-up and early stages, and it was usually related to labor-intensive production processes and craft markets marked by strong regionalism.

The question remains whether the sell-off in the bond market marks the beginning of the end in the 35-year bond market rally.

The result is a poorly functioning sovereign-debt market, marked by unnecessary strife and costly delays in addressing problems when they arise.

A similar surface orderliness – with its implication that Foxtons will bring order to the messy property market – marks the company's carefully choreographed initial dealings with clients.

The seven-year-old stock exchange was set to start selling its shares on the public market, marking its evolution from a tiny upstart to a serious alternative to NYSE Euronext and Nasdaq OMX.

The U.S. experience suggests that a more efficient gas market, marked by flexible pricing and fueled by indigenous unconventional resources that are produced sustainably, can reduce coal use, CO2 emissions and consumers' electricity bills, without harming energy security.

The entry of the Sun to the free digital ad market marks a major ramping-up of competition among national newspapers in the battle for digital advertising pounds in a market dominated by US giants Google and Facebook.