Sentence examples for build its position from inspiring English sources
"We are privileged to have another significant opportunity of working with Rosneft, as it continues to build its position as a global leader in oil and gas," said Ian Taylor, President and CEO of Vitol Group, in a press release announcing the LNG deal.
A behemoth like Magellan or Equity Income has to build its position over a long period, gradually driving prices up as it does so.
"How did Microsoft build its position in this market?
The company will certainly need plenty of resilience to build its position in the core telecoms market: equipment for networks run by carriers.
Mr. Sullivan acknowledged that his company would need to continue to spend aggressively to grow over the next few years to build its position and keep larger enterprise companies at bay.
The Curtiss-Wright Corporation, a maker of electronic controls and sensors for aircraft, agreed to buy Synergy Microsystems Inc. for $49 million to build its position in military and commercial markets.
In a report published one week after his sale, he again said buy. "We believe that iBasis continues to build its market position in the rapidly growing market for international Voice over IP," or voice traffic over Internet packets, Mr. Juarez wrote.
DFJ got in early, contributing the whole $1.5 million Series A round in 2006, and participated in every round after to build its 25.5percentt position.
It's about the great technology industry tradition of platforms and applications — the fundamental dynamics that allowed Microsoft to build its dominant position in the 1980s and early 1990s, and what made Apple's App Store such a powerful model.
The agency could boost its "B2″ rating that it currently has assigned to Advanced Micro Devices if the company improves its free cash flow situation, builds its cash position, and continues to grow profits.
The biggest of the downloading services, representing up to four-fifths of the market, is Apple's iTunes, which has built its dominant position on the back of the runaway success of iPod music players.
