Sentence examples for tenuous market from inspiring English sources

It is uncharted territory for most architects, developers and contractors, who are hesitant to take any risks in a tenuous market.

This technical backdrop, coupled with increased hopes that the Federal Reserve white knights will come to the aid of this tenuous market, helped spur a very nice rally on Nov. 27 and 28.

Their mascots had been made up as mini characters from X-Men: Apocalypse as part of a promotional deal with 20th Century Fox, the latest impressively tenuous marketing tie-up from the Old Trafford commercial machine (see also Donaco: "Official casino resort partner of Manchester United for Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar and South Korea").

The apparent slowdown dampens an already tenuous U.S. market for new issuers.

Many believe that the tenuous financial markets in Europe and beyond create an atmosphere that's ripe for a digital panacea like Bitcoin.

There is also the question of how a sale of the southern parcel, which is also about 3.6 acres, would fare in a tenuous real estate market.

Executives involved in the transaction say that while the fine print was scoured intently, the larger question of why the bank was increasing its exposure to an increasingly tenuous American housing market was given short shrift.

Consumer tech companies have opted to develop these expensive products as a segue into capturing the user-generated VR vertical, but with VR itself in a rather tenuous position, the market for a fairly pricey spherical camera that captures more content than users can realistically handle seems suspect, to say the least.

They retail for $18 to $20 a pound in fillet form and to date have a tenuous foot in the market.

Google maintains that its lead in the Web search market is tenuous, saying that with a simple click of a mouse, a user's loyalty could evaporate at any moment.

By the end of the week, however, a third rate cut seemed more possible, given the tenuous state of the market.