Sentence examples for strained markets from inspiring English sources

This biodiversity means there will be buyers, even in the most strained markets, at the right price.

Analysts covering the stock emphasize that Texas accounts for more than 50% of the company's total backlog, which should provide some protection against Meritage's more strained markets.

That's providing some support for an otherwise strained market".

Against the background of strained housing markets, economic, social and ecological targets (e.g. energy-based modernization) may conflict with each other.

But it certainly wasn't the look that is going to put society women back in Chanel suits and fashion editors back in Chanel shoes, or to tempt strained Asian markets to take out their credit cards.

Mr Osborne plans to impose the tax on the sale of homes by non-UK residents in an attempt to ease the capital's strained housing market.

It is unacceptable for universities to continue to flood the already strained job market with PhD graduates hoping for an academic position while at the same time neglecting to nurture a stable stream of post-doctoral opportunities.

As a result, the company is likely to make fewer loans while applying more stringent criteria in deciding who gets them -- a transition that could further pinch the strained housing market.

Here comes HQ2 Bostonn is on Amazon's short list for its second headquarters, but the prospect of 50,000 Amazon employees house-hunting in an already-strained housing market could be disastrous.

Mark Begor of GE Capital said Thursday that the unit plans to cut its origination of home mortgages down to $1.0 billion this year, from $13.8 billion due to the increased pressure that the strained British mortgage markets, the largest slice of its mortgage portfolio, is under.

Government officials claim humanitarian aid would create a "pull factor" for other Rohingyas, putting even more pressure on an already strained local labour market.