Sentence examples for mean markets from inspiring English sources

Though evidence of market inefficiency has soared in recent years, that does not mean markets have become less efficient.

By blocked markets, I mean markets in which the established participants or approvers have made it difficult for companies with similar or even better marketing offers to enter or operate.

And since investments to reduce emissions have pay-back periods of five or more years, nobody is going to start investing on a three-year view.The ETS's troubles do not mean markets are no use in curbing emissions but they do mean that markets need to be part of a scheme that has been well designed.

That does not mean markets will be collapsing tomorrow or even next month.

Protected in the past from market forces by generous government subsidies, schools will find that the decline in those subsidies will mean markets—and consumers will play a greater role in determining their destiny.

Although this analysis is specific for the UK, I feel strongly that it is a good template for what is happening in other comparable television markets, by which I mean markets that have a similar penetration level for fixed and mobile internet and where there is a healthy, competitive media industry.

They say 'share of stomach' or 'share of throat' when they mean market share.

Fickle customers mean market share shifts swiftly, and the fortunes of companies rise and fall almost as fast.

It could be phased in, which would mean market signals started working before the levies were actually paid.

The companies in the fund have a mean market cap of $26.3 billion compared with $19 billion for the S.& P. 500.

The mean Market Value Added of the top 100 Corporate Citizens is $36 billion, more than four times the Mean Market Value Added of the remaining companies — which is less than $8 billion, finds Curtis Verschoor of the SRI.