Sentence examples for markets will be able from inspiring English sources

Only 600 Chevrolet dealers in G.M.'s initial markets will be able to sell the Volt at first.

Some firms in some local markets will be able to own three TV stations instead of two.

Buyers in some other markets will be able to opt for an even more powerful (180 horsepower) version of the same engine but UK customers will have no real reason to feel short-changed.

But the focus was turning on Monday Asia to whether markets will be able to withstand a US rate hike, which is excepted to be announced after the Federal Reserve's policy review on Wednesday evening US time.

Fans with broadband access in blacked-out markets will be able to watch the games online without charge for 72 hours, starting at midnight of the day of the game, on the NFL Game Rewind service.

For instance, there will be a revamping of the forecasts known as "Local on the 8s," Mr. Clark said, and a customization of coverage so that while viewers in markets affected by severe local weather are watching coverage of that news, viewers in other, unaffected markets will be able to continue watching regular programming.

And because the technology is built with off-the-shelf components, the market will be able to estimate its cost, he added.

The larger question, economists say, is whether the housing market will be able to thrive — or even hold steady — in a post-stimulus world.

Once supply and demand balance out, our housing market will be able to recover — and that will help our broader economy begin to grow.

Analysts are doubtful the market will be able find a steady upward path until the preponderance of economic reports are positive.

Although the number of Americans flying to Cuba has been steadily increasing, experts say it is unlikely that the market will be able to bear such an abundance of seats.