Sentence examples for suffered corrections from inspiring English sources

MR. SRI-KUMAR'S advice is to stick with defensive sectors of the domestic stock market, like energy and tech, that are "relatively politics-proof" and emerging markets that have suffered corrections, like China's.

Folk psychology, too, had suffered corrections; it was now widely agreed, for instance, that we might have repressed motives and memories that we did not, for the moment, perceive.

Gold, oil, silver, platinum and zinc all suffered corrections in 2006.

"There are still people funneling money into Nasdaq stocks, but common sense and history suggest that eventually these stocks as well will suffer corrections".

At the beginning of the book, he recounts the huge number of divorces and marital problems suffered by correction officers.

Avoid these, and your portfolio will thank you... 1. BUYING HIGH, SELLING LOW Industry figures show that investors have a habit of pouring money into stock markets when they're flying high and taking it out when they've suffered a correction.

I've never minded giving up the first 10% in a bear market because, after all, we suffer 10% corrections regularly within normal bull markets.

As markets suffered a sharp correction after their recent gains, defensive shares were among the few bright spots.

On April 10th (a day when the S. & P. 500 finished up 30.79 points), the Grill-O-Meter suffered a nasty correction.

But in the last two weeks, the market has suffered an abrupt correction, giving back nearly 1,300 points on the Dow — more than 500 of them on Thursday alone.

In between, Indian wealth suffered a huge correction in 2008, when only 27 were billionaires.