Sentence examples for vulnerable markets from inspiring English sources

A list of 49 particularly vulnerable markets includes New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Miami, Boston and Dallas-Fort Worth.

By contrast, sales by mass-market carmakers like Renault or Fiat tend to be skewed to some of the most vulnerable markets, including France or Italy.

Having wavered ahead of a presidential election on July 2nd, they shot up when the centre-right's candidate looked likely to win but fell when a recount cast doubt on the result (see article).Also, investors now appear to be bargain-hunting, even in the most vulnerable markets.

Is the vulnerable market now the measure of all things?

In an enormous and vulnerable market, that kind of expertise presents clear business advantages.

One of the more obnoxious trends is the custom-targeting of that irresistibly vulnerable market, our children.

But you should have a decent amount of money in reserve because this is a vulnerable market".

"We do it because 18-year-olds are a very vulnerable market," said Terry Yanulavich, a spokesman at Northeastern, which is also in Boston.

However, if the next financial crisis is indeed brewing, Mr. Singer says, it will not enter as a lamb: "You should expect surprising transmission mechanisms, the tearing apart of vulnerable market connections and assumptions, and a whole new set of insolvencies and problems.

An area of particular focus is the use of aggressive, destabilizing trading strategies in vulnerable market conditions, when they could most seriously exacerbate price volatility.

For the past few years, social enterprise Kilimo Salama has been piloting a crop insurance scheme for smallholder farmers, hoping to reduce risk and serve a critical and vulnerable market that traditional insurance schemes don't reach.