Sentence examples for markets to settle from inspiring English sources
Groupon, the popular daily deals site, postponed plans for its investor roadshow last month, as it hashed out issues with regulators and waited for the markets to settle.
On the other hand, homeowners and people looking to refinance mortgages might be advised to move now, rather than wait for the markets to settle further.
That has left Sallie Mae dependent on more expensive forms of financing as it waits for the credit markets to settle down.
WHILE waiting for the markets to settle down, and for publishers to rush versions of "Personal Finance 2.0," the post-2008 apocalypseditionon, to stores, it's a good time to ponder how to decrease our investing mistakes the next time around.
The slowdown in job growth and the absence of any significant wage pressure could strengthen the arguments of those who see little risk in keeping borrowing costs exceptionally low and waiting not just for more encouraging data but also for unruly markets to settle down.
Bernie had left the American market to settle S.E.C. charges, but regulators still had good - indeed, prescient - reasons to seek permanent change.
A drug to spur growth in extremely short children will be removed from the market to settle patent infringement charges, the companies involved in the dispute announced last night.
2.42pm: While we're waiting for the New York stock market to settle down (the first 30mins are usually particularly volatile), I'll just say a big "thanks" for the comments and questions below - as ever, they're much appreciated.
In an industry of razor-thin margins, that's a reasonable call to make.While all passengers would be grateful for 18-inch seats, or something even wider, this is an issue that should perhaps be left to the market to settle.
Technical analysts, who make forecasts based on price patterns rather than changes in company fundamentals, expect the market to settle into a new low.
In short, the EU can wait out the current crisis, stabilize direct flows of Russian gas and allow the LNG market to settle such that in 10 years it can look forward to a more stable international gas supply market, one in which perhaps consumers and not suppliers will set prices.
