Word: reaction
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...news of the Government's resignation is taken at Stockholm as an indication of a general reaction against the socialists, who were in power through the Branting administration...
...fact that stock prices are in the main hesitant is impressing Wall Street, as well as other communities who realize their record as a business barometer. Industrial shares have been irregularly weak, and the general market without strong trend up or down. This may be a "technical reaction" after the great previous price rise, or it may express far-sighted doubts as to business next fall. Undoubtedly the market is now in a better technical position, however, and the drop of call money under 5% has not been without a favorable effect upon it. Bonds have turned firmer, after their...
Stocks were irregularly weak, and less active than recently. Prices have been obviously subject to a "technical reaction" which, owing to the relatively small public participating in stock speculation, has been gradual rather than violent. Bonds continued to decline-Liberties broke badly on bank selling and rumors of increased Reserve rates, but recovered fairly well subsequently...
...situation is similar to that of India, where native dialects are even more numerous. And in the Indian universities, the question has been solved in the same way. English is the language of education, like Latin in the days before the European tongues crystallized into definite form. Probably the reaction of India in favor of native languages, native traditions and literature will have its counterpart in Czecho-Slovakia if English is too widely employed. At present, however, nothing retards its extensive use in advertising and road signs; even means, which are often printed in French here, to the dismay...
...best speculative opinion holds that stocks will rise further and bonds will decline further, this year, although coming weeks may see a temporary reaction in the industrial shares whose recent rise has been most pronounced...