market的示例

• He's not certain whether to invest in the property market.

• The company plans to make a big push into the European market next spring.

• This is the cheapest version on the market, which is its great selling point.

• We're working on new strategies to improve our share of the market.

• Is there really a market out there for another women's magazine?

• He runs a fruit and vegetable stall in the market.

• The villagers grow coffee and maize to sell in the market.

• It's traditional that you haggle over the price of things in the market.

• Jonathan doesn't miss a trick! If there's a bargain to be had at the market, he'll find it.

• The gaily striped awnings of the little shops and market stalls made an attractive scene.

• They use beautiful men to market their fragrances.

• We market our products in China.

• It is difficult to market TVs.

• The product is marketed under a different name in Germany.

• What is the best way to market green energy?

• Moves to reduce government spending, alongside discontinuous and unstable employment markets, are however changing the configuration of responsibilities.

• The integration of agricultural communities into capitalist markets can be seen in smaller units than the landscape.

• The markets took this as a reassuring sign of the government's fiscal rectitude.

• In some instances, it would appear that the new-order drugs are no better than the old ones despite their being marketed as such.

• Here, the relationships among markets must be examined case by case.

• Initially it was an economic institution designed to curb the power of plutocrats who were manipulating medicinal drug markets in their favor.

• Growing international trade encouraged commercialization, specialization and competition between groups for access to markets, political favors and tax breaks.

• They insisted that the reserves of the system must be large enough to impress the markets.

• In highly centralised markets, the same outcome could be achieved through a single decision to adjust wages.

• In the interwar period, industry tried to carve up markets in a time of depressed demand.

• Many inefficient companies had to close and the sector returned to the exploration of international markets.

• Moreover, countries at a disadvantage did not face the same open capital markets and trade opportunities to allow compensatory adjustment.

• When the markets are reopened, it is likely that speculation will resume vigorously.

• Early modern commodity markets were often specialized according to the type of commodity sold.

• Moreover, there is a clear lack of quantitative reconstructions of land markets in different regions.