Sentence examples for demonstrable market from inspiring English sources

Focused as they are on the inefficient small-cap stocks in the established markets of Europe and Asia, you'll find real companies with real products and earnings–and demonstrable market share in their basket.

Italian wine, in strong contrast to that of France, had an international reputation for being a pleasant, cheap accompaniment to the simple peasant fare found in Italian restaurants, and there existed no demonstrable market abroad for anything much better.

In education, educate well-rounded citizens with demonstrable market value.

Why are we insisting that Citi Bike is put in neighborhoods where there's no demonstrable market demand for it?

POC-IVD devices that have hadevicessthatle market success or failure in respect to clinical adoption will be identified thaveghadndemonstrablexpert feedback obtained during the Delphi process.

Instead, post-seed companies with "demonstrable product-market-fit and measurable traction" will be identified through its existing and far-spanning network, which I'm told includes 3,000 founders and mentors worldwide.

Having an internal locus of control has a demonstrable link with labor market success and appears to be central to many of the human capital investment decisions which consume the attention of labor economists.

At the conclusion of Lisa O'Carroll's blog posting about the huge losses sustained by Denis O'Brien in acquiring 22% of Independent News & Media stock, she asks: "Why on earth does O'Brien want a slice of Irish action, given he has such demonstrable success in emerging markets where real progress and profits are being made?" The answer is straightforward, and it has a long history.

Staggeringly, IMS provides no information on Latin America, despite the expansion of established festival brands like ID&T's Mysteryland and Insomniac's EDC to LatAm markets and the demonstrable fervor of fanbases there.

Well, admittedly, the Times said "demonstrable," not actually "demonstrated".

But his visit coincided with action by Congress to trim the budgets for the two main proposals he highlighted here, a plan to increase aid to countries that make demonstrable progress toward democracy and free markets and a program to send $15 billion to some of the world's poorest nations over the next five years to combat AIDS.