Sentence examples for sure markets from inspiring English sources

"Are you sure markets will always favour you?" he asks.

To be sure, markets are supposed to incorporate new information and adjust expectations accordingly.

Sure, markets have been wrong about the accuracy of book value before.

This is a vital power for the regulator to make sure markets work well for consumers, so that it is able to meet its statutory objectives.

It must squeeze into a fiscal corset, keep its hands off interest rates and make sure markets are competitive... not much beyond that except maybe education.

But it believes regulators need to make sure markets work properly — because they can't on their own — and it subsidizes homeownership and education to give everyone a foundation to become self-reliant.

Make sure marketing materials and the questions you ask translate culturally.

To be sure, market performance was uneven because of varying domestic economic circumstances.

That's what I love about the New York market — if you buy it right, our feeling is New York is a sure market.

Under Dodd-Frank, a bank would have to push out credit default swaps that don't trade through a clearinghouse, an entity set up to make sure market participants have the money to back their trades.

Why are EarthLink and AOL moving forward with satellite services when there's no sure market?