Sentence examples for markets part from inspiring English sources

What has Poland got right, or Hungary got wrong, in the eyes of the markets?Part of the answer is monetary policy, and the way it has been communicated.

Though Mr. Bush has not filled in many details of his proposal, its broad outline calls for allowing workers to invest in the markets part of the 12.4percentt payroll tax that finances Social Security benefits.

While global commodity prices were high, Kirchner could afford to be shut out of capital markets — part of the collateral damage of her hard line on the issue — but the circumstances have changed; it's likely her successor will have to strike some sort of deal.

Mr Govindarajan discusses why part of a company's strategic planning should have nothing to do with its current business (part one); how Western companies can best capitalise on fast-growing emerging markets (part two); and the upsides of recession (part three).Mr Govindarajan believes that an economic downturn presents a prime opportunity for companies to innovate and correct bad habits.

In addition to expanding into new markets, part of TookiTaki's seed funding will also be used for research and development.

Mark Lilla, writing in The New Republic last summer on "why the dogma of democracy doesn't always make the world better," sees "democracy" as simply a set of aphorisms about elections, rights, and free markets, part of a wider intellectual exhaustion.

Luckily, I could afford to diddle around, changing my mind, doing what I fancied: art, music, markets, part-time teaching, screen-printing, bits of this and that.

Well, that is at least what the marketing part of the XFL is all about.

The search-engine marketing part of the campaign is taking place on Google, MSN and Yahoo.

Lara manages our operations, but I am more driven to the marketing part – user experience and the website.

Nora Lowinsky, 20, an actress in Manhattan, mirrors the disarray of modern dressing -- part flea market, part luxury trappings.