Sentence examples for consuming markets from inspiring English sources

While the first unbundling separated producing markets from consuming markets, the second broke up production entirely across long, multinational supply chains.

There are several possible technologies for transporting gas from production fields to consuming markets as gas, including PNG (pipeline natural gas), LNG (liquefied natural gas), CNG (compressed natural gas) and NGH (natural gas hydrate).

The Indonesian ministers are right to assert that small palm oil consuming markets like the US or EU should not be imposing standards on all of their production.

"I dream one day of having similar alliances in the big consuming markets of India, Indonesia and China," he says.

And with us having lower prices, rising supply, a stable political system, less risky tolling agreements, and more flexible contracts, "India's Gail looks to swap U.S. LNG cargoes". Of note, almost unimaginable 24 months ago, landed LNG prices in the consuming markets have converged (here).

Product tankers, generally much smaller, are designed to move refined products from refineries to points near consuming markets.

Different pesticides are used in response to the demands of the global consuming market to control weeds, herbivorous arthropods, and crop diseases.

Somewhat comparable machinery is provided for such co-ordination of minimum prices 'in common consuming market areas upon a fair competitive basis', § 4, II(b), 15 U.S.C.A. § 833(b), and for establishment of rules and regulations incidental to the sale and distribution of coal by code members.

Having achieved its goal of producing 77 million tons of liquefied natural gas a year, Qatar — the world's biggest L.N.G exporter — is looking at projects in places like Russia and in industries like electricity, while increasing investments in high-consuming markets in Asia.

The weighted average LCOE of utility-scale solar PV in China and North America - the world's two largest power-consuming markets -- and in South America, has also now fallen into the range of fossil fuel-fired electricity costs.

Since then, exhortations by advertisers to express individuality — by, oddly enough, consuming mass-market products — have grown louder.