Sentence examples similar to Market intrusion from inspiring English sources

The market for wireless intrusion prevention systems is still small: $168 million worldwide this year, according to research firm Gartner, but that represents a 40% gain from 2007.

To support this claim, he has pointed out that Brady described the minimum wage as a "government intrusion" into market economics, and also said that the market should dictate whether men and women get paid equally.

Although the market is full of intrusion prevention products, there is no one-size-fits-all solution to every business need.

Conservatives rhapsodize about the "free market" and condemn government intrusion.

"'Corruption is government intrusion into market efficiencies in the form of regulations.' That's Milton Friedman.

Britain's Food Standards Agency is calling for tighter standards on food advertising to young people, because it believes such marketing contributes to childhood obesity.Add to this a concern about the growing intrusion of marketing in schools.

Maybe there's a parallel to the way most Americans are said to loathe Congress in general but keep re-electing their own representatives: Marketing is an awful intrusion, unless we're totally into the chair (or whatever) being marketed.

However, Gopnik does not mention the one area in which Smith specifically recommended government intrusion into markets: banking.

In an attempt to contain the damage, Paulson and Bernanke presided over what many considered the greatest government intrusion into markets and finance since the nineteen-thirties.

Advertising and marketing have been about intrusion to a passive consumer.

Cisco exploited its lock on the router market to peddle firewalls, intrusion-detection software and Virtual Private Networks, which allow mobile employees to access company networks over the Net.