Sentences with phrase «market is in serious trouble»

In the latest episode of the Pach Attack, Pachter states that, as a whole the handheld market is in serious trouble.

There's also the fact that the moderate - price realm of the U.S. retail market is in serious trouble as the middle class continues to shrink.

Not exact matches

Its current malaise stems primarily from far more serious troubles in its main export markets, Europe and the U.S., which are starting to weigh on its world - beating manufacturers and exporters.

She was poking fun at this language, but her point was serious: if even immunizing kids has to be defended through market language, the progressive idea is in deep trouble.

«President Buhari will not in the name of «marketing» or «attracting» investors, follow in the footsteps of the ousted PDP Administration and its discredited officials who shamelessly lied to Nigerians and the world about the buoyancy and vibrancy of an economy they had bled dry for personal gain, when it was very obvious to the discerning, that the Nigerian economy was headed for serious trouble.

This is one of the most satisfying track cars on the market, with plenty of power to get you in serious trouble, an overbuilt chassis that is rarely overwhelmed, and a few helpful electronic nannies that can keep you from killing yourself.

Our own Chris Nelson said it best when he drove a Camaro ZL1 last year: «This is one of the most satisfying cars on the market, with plenty of power to get you in serious trouble, an overbuilt chassis that is rarely overwhelmed, and a few helpful electronic nannies that can keep you from killing yourself.»

These funds should be able to keep you out of serious trouble in all types of markets.