Sentence examples for point of a bubble from inspiring English sources

Head of Chartwell Partners Carl Delfeld sees some investment opportunities in China despite noting that China could be reaching the point of a bubble.

But before those in the bubble crowd dismiss it, they should note that the good professors point out that the absence of a bubble doesn't mean that prices won't go down.

Mortgages that are underwater now are mostly for properties that changed hands within just a few years of the high point of the bubble economy in 1997.

Unrealistic profit expectations built into share prices in the late 1990s pointed to the strong probability of a bubble.In this section Annus horribilis Preparing for the next one From the ashes Look, no umbrella Still flush Spun gold The not-in-time economy To the rescue, once more To burst or not to burst?

Citing this point, Mr. Andreessen says the talk of a bubble is nonsense.

The correlation proposed by Lee et al. (1997) to represent the point of bubble runaway for the peripheral sparger was found to agree well with the new glycerol data.

Detainees included Abu Zubaydah, the CIA's "guinea pig" who arrived after March 2002 and was soon being waterboarded twice a day, sometimes to the point of bubbles rising from his open mouth, or vomiting and blacking out.

Data points of Bubble Index 0 are most appropriate for geomagnetic field modeling.

The Bank of England did not need the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development to point out the risks of a property bubble in the UK.

The crude oil has been recombined with separator gas giving a bubble point of 11 bars (100 °C).

Each time Avi reaches a point of interest or a noteworthy artifact, he taps his mask and points, and a cloud of bubbles issues from his regulator.