Sentence examples for preparing the market from inspiring English sources

It built on what had gone before, taking time to consult the public and interest groups and preparing the market.

But at the moment, Mr. Butters said, the ratio is just 1.1 to 1 — which means that far fewer companies than usual are preparing the market for disappointment.

Incentives complement mandatory standards and labeling policies by accelerating market penetration of products that are more energy efficient than required by existing standards and by preparing the market for more stringent future mandatory requirements.

"I think this means that the Fed isn't preparing the market for a rate cut anytime soon," said Tom Gallagher, a Fed analyst with the ISI Group in Washington, a financial research firm.

The technology analysts participated to the meetings to provide data and insights during the meetings and spent around 20 days of back-office activity each, the marketing analysts spent about 2 months in preparing the market analysis.

Harding suspects the tough talk from the Fed is preparing the market for a half-point hike at its next meeting in November, or that the Fed might even jump in and do an interim rate hike before then.

The Fed's leaders are now preparing the markets for a resumption.

But reading between the lines, the ECB does seem to have started preparing the markets for higher rates and when it does, that will add to pressure on the Bank of England to follow suit.

In effect, he was preparing the markets, and perhaps the country and even the world, to expect a lowering of the benchmark interest rate that applies to bank-to-bank lending, now at 2percentt.

Jonathan J. Miller, the president of Miller Samuel Inc, an appraisal firm, who prepares the market report for Prudential Douglas Elliman, said that the decline in average prices was the first since the fall of 2006, and could augur a turning point in the market.

Jonathan Miller, an appraiser who prepares the market report for Prudential Douglas Elliman, said he has tracked a series of statistics on inventory over the last decade that show the market declining more steeply than ever before.