Sentence examples for spiraling market from inspiring English sources

Investors bit the bullet on Friday, selling shares with a vengeance and then hunkering down for a long weekend, thankful for Monday's reprieve from the spiraling market.

Thanks in part to this slow and steady rise, "we were never caught up in spiraling markets," said Tim Harris, president and owner of Tradewinds Realty, a real estate firm based in Chester, Nova Scotia.

The beginning of the 21st century was a difficult time for the city, whose finance-oriented economy was shaken by crises in the world financial markets in the wake of corporate collapses and the spiraling stock market in the United States.

I wasn't surprised to hear that both Sony and RIM are spiraling into market irrelevancy.

Dire scenarios were offered about how their failure would impact just about everything from the spiraling housing market to our standing as an international financial center.

There Hughes wondered at how a "spiralling market" had made for "a brutalized culture of unfulfillable desire," producing auction prices that had seen "a mediocre Picasso from 1923" sell for three million dollars.

Too often the costs escalate further as short-term tenancies end, forcing people to go on another laborious flat search, pay rising agents' fees and accept another rent increase in a spiralling market.

This bubble burst in June, and the spiralling market only came to rest after Beijing spent billions of yuan buying back stock and forcing state-owned industries to maintain cross-shareholdings.

While conceding that further terrorism could send the stock market spiraling down, he said that the future market bottom caused by such an attack could well exceed current stock market levels.

The gentrification and spiralling housing market in London and the south-east have also created the conditions for Davies' next big challenge; providing a new kind of housing tenure for "Generation Rent" – those young people who may never afford to buy their own home.

The vineyards were replanted, but soon after came World War I and then the Great Depression, which sent the wine market spiraling downward.