Sentence examples for decrease in market from inspiring English sources

"It's been very, very difficult for our customers to plan, and there is a decrease in market demand," Mr. Policarpio said.

"While we had realised there were going to be cuts and there was going to be a decrease in market size, we were not prepared for the speed of those cuts.

Blankfein quickly became one of the highest-earning chief executives on Wall Street, and in 2008 owing to a decrease in market liquidity resulting from the global economic crisis he transformed Goldman Sachs from an investment bank into a bank holding company, thereby putting it under the respected regulatory oversight of the Federal Reserve and giving it access to Fed credit.

That plunge is attributed to the country's still-shaky economy, which saw a 64.1% decrease in market capitalization over 2008.

"Given the decrease in market share of Blackberry, there is a big opportunity to gain enterprise customers," said Jack Kent, from the IHS consultancy.

By 2010, most of the projects had stopped operating due to difficulty in marketing guanaco, the decrease in market price to USD $40-60 per kilo and the relative increase in sheeperool price.

Yet neither increase nor decrease in marketing costs can compensate for shortcomings in management of other aspects of the business.

Another difference between Class 1 and Class 2 properties relates to the way annual increases (or decreases) in market value affect the assessed value.

Enterprise and audience companies have decreased in market share of our set, while SaaS companies have grown in market share significantly.

The relationship between establishment size and main output-destination market shows a very strong pattern: the fraction of establishments with the smallest size is decreasing in market remoteness (e.g., the fraction of smallest firms is 0.85 for the local market while it is 0.29 for the rest of the world).

The company has recently announced that it is testing pricing elasticity in five markets, with an increase in four markets and a decrease in one market.