Sentence examples for restrained markets from inspiring English sources

In 2007, the subprime mortgage market began to implode, suggesting that "the decades-long experiment in allowing barely restrained markets to generate growth and prosperity had failed," Mr. Wapshott writes.

These are not exactly the hallmarks of a restrained market.

But a remarkably restrained marketing campaign that refused to reveal the answer to the film's big question – has the world really been invaded by a malevolent force?

"What we're tracking is more restrained marketing to kids, with less of the supernatural," said Dr. Robert Passikoff, president of Brand Keys in New York, a brand and customer-loyalty consulting company.

This plan allowed a less-restrained market economy and the fuller integration of Spain into the international capitalist economy.

“Higher activity in the unconventional natural gas and oil basins more than offset restrained international markets and the effects of the suspension of deepwater activity in the Gulf of Mexico,” says the company.

This achievement which owes much to the government's decision to make the Bank of England operationally independent to set interest rates in order to meet an inflation target was widely expected to deliver a more restrained housing market.

Although the bank has a retail style, it has a very restrained approach to marketing — it uses customer information to communicate very targeted messages.

Be very dignified and restrained about your marketing.

The euro landsThe euro a single currency for 11 countries of the European Union emerged smoothly on world markets amid restrained trading that left it a little stronger.

Chairman and Chief Executive Robert A. Niblock cited "wavering consumer confidence, unseasonable weather in core markets and restrained customer spending compared to last year," as reasons for the decline in sales.