Sentence examples for markets means from inspiring English sources

Ok, now you know what "efficient markets" means.

A widely held view is that trade lowers volatility: exporting to more markets means greater diversification.

The promise of free markets means little when millions are illiterate or hungry, or dying from a preventable disease".

The volatility evident in the company's end markets means that this is a very hard stock to value.

Being at the mercy of international markets means the overall trend for our energy prices can only continue to grow.

Executives and analysts fear that a long-term structural shift in American equity markets means these markets are now closed to legions of smaller, more ordinary businesses.

Liberalised markets mean few barriers to entry.

Less volatile capital markets mean fewer shocks to the job market.

Markets mean profits and privatisation; and that means an end to the NHS.

So does last year's ravaging of emerging markets mean they're now great value?

Hot debt markets mean there is little doubt that Chrysler will get the money.