Sentence examples for whole markets from inspiring English sources

"Whole markets and sectors aren't going to rise.

And a politician's own action or inaction on legislation can easily move individual stocks and even whole markets.

Yes, hundreds of scholarly papers have tried to predict the size of such swings, and whole markets — like those for futures and options — thrive on these movements.

But Mr Moel argues that the Chinese firm is not an imaginative innovator like Apple, whose radical designs transform whole markets.

Perversely, one sees this attitude often in people who, in their day jobs, are accustomed to change, to strategic ambition, to moving whole markets – but who leave all that dynamism and ambition behind when they go to do "charity".

Journalist and academic Doc Searls claims in his recent book, The Intention Economy, that we're entering a new phase where consumers will: control the flow and use of personal data, build their own loyalty programmes, dictate their own terms of service, tell whole markets what they want, how they want it, where and when they should be able to get it, and how much it should cost.

"They gave the whole market a reprieve".

"This whole market was flooded".

(The whole market is closed Sundays).

Yet was the whole market built on sand?

The whole market may not quite be cut in half.