Sentence examples for set of market from inspiring English sources

"Despite some obvious challenges in the Macau market, we delivered a strong set of market results".

The one thing that a commercial bank, a broker-dealer, an offshore hedge fund, and a special purpose ABCP vehicle have in common is that they all face the same set of market interest rates.

Today more Indian than American firms meet the highest internationally recognised standards for software development.All this has enabled Indian firms to take advantage of a rare, if not unique, set of market conditions.

Unlike a real market, though, a computer market can be run backwards that is, it can be fed a set of market data and told to work out what trading strategies are likely to have produced them.

It was instead choosing to expose exporters to one set of market forces rather than another: the sluggish forces of the goods market, rather than the bone-shaking forces of the foreign-exchange market.

In this respect, the New York Stock Exchange system, which features a single "specialist" setting prices for each stock, wins hands down over the Nasdaq, where a set of "market makers" compete to make trades.

But all the vote marketers are searching out their targets with a sprawling set of marketing strategies, like sending interactive text messages to cellphones, selling tie-in merchandise like $20 designer t-shirts, creating Web logs and producing performances by everyone from the Rza of Wu-Tang Clan fame to the Rock N Roll Worship Circusus.

Thus: From the outset, governments should strive to create a set of market-clearing relative prices.

It had already withdrawn a set of market-opening measures that Zhu Rongji, the prime minister, laid confidentially before American trade negotiators during his trip to Washington last month (and which the Americans rashly publicised, to China's anger).

Initially last year, Warner Brothers developed a set of marketing images and typefaces built around the books.

"Coke has an impressive set of marketing experts, and no one is better suited than Chuck Fruit to motivate them," said John D. Sicher, editor and publisher of Beverage Digest.