Sentence examples for scant market from inspiring English sources

Today, there is scant market dissatisfaction with Bewkes.

Because there is now a scant market for such products, companies have had little incentive to invest in the research.

Some skeptics point out that foreign stocks may have scant market research and trade infrequently, or that some of the companies may have sketchy accounting practices.

"The U.S.'s exorbitant privilege" — of issuing the world's most widely accepted currency — "allows it not to have a budget, to bump against debt limit with scant market reaction," said Luis de la Calle, a Mexican economist.

In the latest quarter, Dell even lost a bit of its scant market share.

Chindex, whose Washington, D.C.-area base is a legacy of its origins in channeling American exports, today has a scant market capitalization of $11 million, even after its stock has doubled in the last six months.

That provided the company, which has a scant 1percentt market share nationwide, with an estimated $2 million in revenue.

There is a scant secondary market for ship loans right now, except at deep discounts that banks are loath to agree to, according to shipping finance experts.

Of course as the rollercoaster of RenRen's IPO shows, many people are momentum investing off of scant information, marketing taglines and momentum.

The scant increase shocked markets and stymied economists who expected that the job market would have shown more improvement this far into a broad economic recovery.

Conversely, when sellers hold back, midrange and often second-rate works tend to flood the market, drawing scant interest and tepid bidding, if any.