Sentence examples for words markets from inspiring English sources

In other words, markets abroad do not look promising.

In other words, markets were made for man and not man for markets.

It began with the words: "Markets are created and developed by market participants, not by rules and regulations".

In other words, markets have stopped worrying about which countries have bad economics, and started worrying about which countries have bad economics and bad politics (at least from their point of view).

In other words, markets seem to be begging the US government to borrow more money and stimulate the economy, not to cut spending and reduce the deficit, at least in the short to medium range, in order to avoid a double-dip recession or perhaps worse.

A loud bell sounds and the screens around them light up with the words: "MARKET OPEN.

Its glazed brown surface bears the words "Market Stampede" over a herd of Indian horses racing to the tourist-and-dealer-oriented Santa Fe Indian markets.

In other words, market power might allow redistributing benefits from government intervention.

The two words, marketing and sales, are constantly thrown together as if they are one.

In other words, market participation can be beneficial if participants engage in market centre sales where prices are higher than at the farmgate where sale is more of a giveaway.

In other words, marketing was traditionally the first step in the process, and then potential customers were handed over to the sales team.