corner a market造句

• The structurers are free-wheeling deal makers, quick to exploit their connections to corner a market irrespective of what or where it is.
• Iraqi oil officials suggest KBR is not only using what appears to be an open-ended mandate to effectively corner a market but to generate business Iraqis can do themselves.
• As in Northwest Austin, Home Depot and Lowe's elsewhere are known for opening stores next to each other, like burger restaurants or gas stations looking to corner a market.
• Ms . Schapiro, now head of Nasdaq's regulatory arm, had been trying to raise the commission's profile by cleaning up the commodities business, where someone always seems to be trying to corner a market, like the Hunts tried to do with silver in 1980.
• Daniel Rappaport, chairman of the Nymex, told Congress earlier this month that the CFTC lacks power to investigate " any alleged price impact " of the LME's warehouses, such as " potential squeezes, " in which a trader corners a market to drive up prices.
• Little was one of the earliest and most successful practitioners of market manipulation, making his fortune by leveraging both corner a market by buying up all of the bonds of a particular company or sector, up-ticking the price so as to make a profit at the expense of any short sales based on those stocks.
• Daniel Rappaport, chairman of the Nymex, told Congress last month that the CFTC lacks the power to investigate " any alleged price impact " of the LME's U . S . warehouses, such as " potential squeezes, " in which a trader corners a market in order to drive up prices.