Sentence examples for cementing its position from inspiring English sources

It can come from spending less," says Mr Govindarajan.What GE did in ultrasound, cementing its position in that market, Siemens is doing with X-ray machines.

In 1678 Brandenburg's Great Elector gave Bielefeld the privilege of certifying the quality of local linen, cementing its position as a centre for the textile trade.

In food, Mr Bolland said the main focus would be on innovation and cementing its position as a specialist food retailer, distancing itself from the big supermarkets.

In 2002, Bambino took board control of FOA, then changed its articles of association with the effect of cementing its position.

Meanwhile, Beijing's reluctance to end an economic strategy based on cheap exports is cementing its position as the world's demand hog.

Demo copies of the first Beatles single have soared from £3,000 to £5,000 from the last guide, cementing its position as the most sought-after single by the group.

Sainsbury's was the best performer of the big four supermarket chains, according to Kantar, as a 0.8% sales rise in the 12 weeks to 3 January helped it cement its position as the UK's second largest supermarket, ahead of Asda, with a 17% share of the grocery market.

It has cemented its position as one of Europe's most dynamic cities with projects such as the regeneration of the Docklands, where up to 350,000 sq metres of commercial space is set to be built.

Electronic dance music is big business today, and SFX Entertainment, a producer of live events and other electronic dance music content, is making a big consolidation move to cement its position within it.

Proponents say it will give Yahoo the resources it needs to cement its position in other markets through investments and acquisitions.

It had by the 20th century cemented its position as Britain's best-selling Sunday newspaper under the leadership of Sir Emsley Carr, who was editor from 1891 until his death in 1941.