Sentence examples for set markets from inspiring English sources

An internal report at GM blamed the carmaker's unquestioning corporate culture for the ten-year delay in recognising the problem.Capital holdingMark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, set markets abuzz when he said that interest rates could rise sooner than expected.

While the current real estate climate might help clubs find homes at more favorable prices in some areas, he cautioned that in certain "jet set markets" prices are holding, so clubs may find increasing their holdings more difficult than attracting new members.

Trump is vulgarity unbounded, a knowledge-free national leader who will not only set markets tumbling but will strike fear into the hearts of the vulnerable, the weak, and, above all, the many varieties of Other whom he has so deeply insulted.

Former competitors say that Enron's trading operation was powerful enough to set market prices.

Some traders have said that Enron Online was dominant enough to enable Enron to set market prices.

This week we have seen a toy cleaning set marketed by Sports Direct with the label "It's Girl Stuff!".

Others say that Mr. Heyer, who resigned earlier this month, had never given Mr. Palumbo free rein to set marketing strategies.

HBOS has not yet set market share targets for Ireland, where Bank of Scotland has six outlets, which are used primarily for business banking.

And without that, it's hard to set market-clearing benchmarks.

If the demand exceeds the supply, the supplier can set market standards and prices will go up.

A lesson that goes back to Adam Smith is that business people are the last ones who should be trusted to set market rules.