Examples of market-driven

• The market-driven nature of news leaves some stories uncovered, many people uninformed, and most journalists a bit frustrated and unsatisfied.

• They also point vividly upwards to the absence of supportive political scripts amid ruthless, market-driven processes of global social change.

• The sector-as-institutional-context model uses professionals in the open sector (market-driven professionals) as a reference group.

• Seen in this light, the findings of the tracking exercise are striking, and give the appearance of considerable market-driven 'churning'.

• Recovery in most developing countries is a market-driven phenomenon with a comprehensive domestic trade system.

• However, early signs are that the economy is sufficiently market-driven to enforce its own discipline on new entrants. 21.

• This paradigm she compares with market-driven and authoritarian (either ' inertial ' or ' adaptive ') models of journalism.

• This approach to the selection of a model is intuitive rather than empirical, and can be based on sociocultural or market-driven choices.

• The first is to examine how advertising and other market-driven discourses use languages and exploit linguistic difference in order to sell products and services.

• Her insightful study of the communicative uses of multilingual resources in mundane market-driven discourses shows that she has indeed managed to do so.

• The relationships between these farmers and their customers are both embedded and market-driven.

• In market-driven sectors, the risk of an innovation is borne solely by the first firm to adopt it.

• Farm commodity programs and federal crop insurance programs promote market-driven crop rotations of corn and soybeans.

• On the one hand, high income people are less isolationist, perhaps because they see themselves as beneficiaries of closer integration into the market-driven international economy.

• Domestic restructuring can either be largely market-driven or politically mediated.