depressed market

Even in this depressed market, that represents a good deal.

Housing prices are still to high even in this depressed market.

The company has been battered by a depressed market for natural gas.

Some investors have found ways to thrive in the depressed market.

If so, this would be a good time to look for investments in depressed markets.

"The bigger companies are just putting more product into an already depressed market," he said.

The depressed market is also likely to make it harder for young companies to get the capital they need to continue product development.

You'll be dealing with excess property in a depressed market.

At the other extreme, the depressed market has encouraged art to take a sharp turn toward the left.

"We decided we wanted to take advantage of depressed market conditions at the time."

Northwest executives have said they did not think the depressed market would support fare increases.

The latter could happen if you get involved in a situation where pools of private capital start buying companies with depressed market values.

Many own real estate here, and stand to lose considerable sums of money if they have to sell in a suddenly depressed market.

With its real estate holdings caught in a depressed market, accounting measures seemed the only solution.

The company lost money building jetliners last year, largely because of the depressed market worldwide for new aircraft.

The effect of higher taxes on the seller - particularly in a depressed market where prices are low anyway - can be devastating.

And starting in 1990, his attempts to dispose of some assets inevitably met a depressed market.

The company also said it would abandon a program to enter new systems businesses because of depressed market conditions and reduced military spending.

"I think it is a little bit of a depressed market," Farish said.

In today's depressed market, gas is selling for $1.30.

General Dynamics said there was no sign of a recovery in the depressed market for general-aviation aircraft.

The jeans maker's bonds are trading above par, even in a badly depressed market.

In the depressed market of the day, it sold for $10,000 less than it was worth.

Executives said borrowing was needed because of the capital investment plan at a time of depressed markets.

And production has plunged by more than 50 percent as the company struggles to compete in a depressed market glutted with steel.