Sentence examples for state markets from inspiring English sources

When Stein thought of describing rising real state markets, he thought of adjectives like gangbusters or frothy, which also connotes the irrational exuberance of buyers.

After a divisive primary fight, Mr. Klink has had trouble raising the television money he needs for the expensive Philadelphia and eastern Pennsylvania state markets.

The state markets are thinly traded, but they may be useful in some crucial calculations — assessing which states are tossups, or possibly "pivots," in reaching the 270 electoral votes needed for victory.

In 8 of the 13 largest state markets in which the federal government is operating the exchanges, the Blue Cross plan is among the second-lowest-priced silver options, one of the four tiers established under the law.

This could be an opportunity for other insurance companies to participate in the state markets, though they are unlikely to do so before the 11 May deadline to enter the 2017 market.

Without regulation, and particularly without the welfare state, markets would resolve themselves in benign benefit – all you need are saintly courts and judges where the rampant individualism prevalent everywhere else is miraculously absent.

Farmers suffer in the grip of Acopio, the state marketing organisation.

State Farm, which has 17percentt of the state market, announced a similar intention last week.

And it rejects the false dichotomy between state and market in favour of a more complex interrelation of society with state, market and nature.

Previously, the state marketing board was able to pace sales by selling two-thirds of the crop forward.

However, the paper says, if a state restricts rates too much, "insurers may opt out of the state market," reducing the choices for consumers.