Sentence examples for view of market from inspiring English sources

Or at least it's not a problem you have if you don't accept a Randian deeply moralized view of market outcomes.

"In view of market developments, it was important to clarify rapidly the role of the private sector in the mechanism," Herman Van Rompuy, president of the European Council, said in a statement.

And when you take a long view of market history, it's not unheard of for brokerage firms like Lehman to file for bankruptcy, said James W. Paulsen, chief investment strategist for Wells Capital Management in Minneapolis.

The rooftop deck of the San Francisco Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Community Center offers a sweeping view of Market Street, and to bring in much-needed revenue, the area could soon be leased to Medjool, a nightclub that one Yelp review called "Frat boy meets Girls Gone Wild".

IT IS a curious irony that Europe, which often takes a dim view of market forces, lets them rip in sport, while America, usually the world's most enthusiastic exponent of commerce and its consequences for society, has all sorts of arrangements in place to mitigate its effects on the nation's favourite pastimes.

Mr. Arnott, whose view of market history extends a bit further than that of most people on Wall Street (his research examines the performance of stocks back to 1802) doesn't really expect the kind of stock market collapse that occurred from 1929 to 1933.

Has your critique of the efficient markets hypothesis made you rethink your view of markets outside of finance?

The clients of Lehman Brothers and Credit Suisse are mostly managers of large institutions, like hedge funds and mutual funds, and tend to hold a nuanced view of markets.

One sign of the times is the recent emergence of the Good Right website, a vehicle for a compassionate conservatism set up by another Christian political thinker, Tim Montgomerie, which explicitly repudiates a libertarian view of markets.

From the point of view of marketing Dubai as a tourist destination — as a consumer brand — Burj Khalifa is obviously a much, much less good name than Burj Dubai.

Mr. Meitzer says the most important lesson he can teach the younger generation -- many of whom have never gone through a recession -- is to take the long view of markets.