Sentence examples for markets to weigh from inspiring English sources

More than three dozen letters to the agency publicly available or provided to The New York Times by the Kerry campaign show that the senator sought to expedite the entry of Bell Atlantic into new Internet markets; to weigh in against the easing of cross-ownership restrictions in the media industry; and to help Massachusetts residents resolve problems with their phone bills.

In one e-mail, a trader wrote in vulgar terms that he would make trades that would lower one market to weigh down another.

BEHIND THE NEWS The weak housing and job markets continued to weigh down the index, with fewer respondents to the survey saying they foresaw stronger job creation in coming months.

The Royal Bank of Scotland reported last week that operating profit fell 63 percent, to £267 million, in the three months ended Sept. 30, as volatility in European financial markets continued to weigh on its investment banking operations.

But the commercial property market continues to weigh heavily on lenders.

The turmoil surrounding the U.S. mortgage market continued to weigh on German banks Monday, with both Deutsche Postbank and Commerzbank announcing their exposure to over $1 billion each in subprime-related investments, while scandal-racked IKB faced potentially far worse losses than previously thought.

Despite the good news, Torma expects that rising unemployment, increasing numbers of foreclosures and tight credit markets will continue to weigh on existing home markets.

Credit Suisse warned today that tough financial markets would continue to weigh on its asset management and investment banking units in the second quarter and could affect the entire year's results.

"Compared to the eurozone the US looks like a bastion of good news but the Fed's outlook suggests that the turmoil in Europe and subsequent strain in global financial markets is likely to weigh down heavily on the American economy," said Rob Harbron at the Centre for Economics and Business Research.

Sluggish demand in the United States and Europe and a softening Chinese property market could combine to weigh on the Chinese economy in the near term, the report said.

With little to buoy the stock market and plenty to weigh it down, most stocks drifted lower last week, propelling the Dow Jones industrial average to its worst close of the year.