Sentences with phrase «odd place in the market»
The car sits in an odd place in the market.
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Here's how it describes itself on its «Who we are,» aka About Us page (a great place to define your tone of voice): «We're an odd bunch of international misfits, huddling together for warmth in a cold, indifferent world that thinks it's weird to actually love things like content marketing and technology markets and B2B companies and storytelling and stuff like that.
The Times says, «Whoever placed the trades most likely reaped millions of dollars in paper gains,» but it's a bit odd to manipulate markets to create paper gains.
By the way the whole striker thing has died down since Welbeck was bought.It would be nice to see that we go back into the market for a striker.Giroud is better that Welbeck and should get his place back in the starting line up.I think deep inside we knew that all along... To think Costa came at 30 odd million only..
So... I bet you next time you go to a Flea Market... Garage Sale... Good Will or any other great place you can score a great find you will look at the oddest of items in a NEW LIGHT!
With such an expensive market, it may seem odd that we've named West Vancouver one of the best places to live in Canada.
There are many odd correlation divergences taking place in the gold market, many of which may redress themselves in the form of mean reversion if historical patterns play out.
And while lots of big games are making the same choice, it always seemed odd that FIFA, of all games, would market with Xbox in the first place.
Furthermore, while we are on the subject of these overly marketed DLC fragments, which «should» be part of the core game, does anyone else find it a bit odd, let alone lame (or just down right tacky) to place promotional videos for this games DLC expansion (s) right in the center of this games «main» navigation screen?
Many of these pieces depict a cast of characters that are inanimate objects, toys and figurines that Porter finds in flea markets, antique stores, and other odd places.