Sentence examples for sensitive markets from inspiring English sources
They are busy folk at the Competition and Markets Authority, where they are investigating the state of play in two big politically sensitive markets – banking and energy.
With interest rates in many parts of the world testing "the boundaries of the unthinkable day after day", Borio said it was not surprising how sensitive markets remained to the actions of major central banks.
China is a country with one-party politics and jealous control of sensitive markets.
That is pretty impressive for any company, especially one exposed to economically sensitive markets, such as housing.
The deal is part of IBM chief executive Lou Gerstners effort to wean Big Blue away from low-margin price sensitive markets like desktop personal computers.
This low bit rate is crucial for low-cost consumer devices such as video CD recorders, especially in price sensitive markets such as China, says Kish. Low-bit-rate chips cost a lot less to make.
That tension will never disappear, and parents, librarians, publishers, and booksellers will be fretting about what is appropriate for a sensitive market until the world ends.
Those around Mr. Berlusconi say he is just being prudent when the potential for job losses, sensitive market and economic decisions and continuing criminal investigations are at stake.
He added that the I.R.S. did not want to suggest that abuses were widespread "because there's a very sensitive market".
CONSIDER the reactions over the last 18 months among a group of particularly sensitive market timers -- newsletter editors who communicate with subscribers daily and who vary their equity exposure sharply when they switch from being bullish or bearish.
In a society with strict laws about how products can be pitched to children, the lucrative new children's market -- and a resultant surge in child-beckoning products like phone covers decorated with pictures of Donald Duck and characters from "Star Wars" -- has raised sensitive marketing issues.
