Sentence examples for entered markets from inspiring English sources

Last year, DoubleTree entered markets in Japan, Thailand, Croatia and Spain.

Until then, people typically entered markets with a strategy, but such preparation could help them prevail only if they knew what other people would do.

As cable companies entered markets around the country, what better way to secure an audience than signing the local sports teams?

Tesco, of course, has been diversifying beyond groceries since as far back as 1997 as it's aggressively entered markets such as financial services, non-food items and telecoms.

Factors such as the ethnocentric views held by founders and employees about local cultures and markets and psychological distance from entered markets inhibit comprehensive international growth that encompasses a broader range of value chain and greater number of nations (Zahra 2005).

However, they recently showed a "born-global" movement which describes the aggressive expansion to foreign markets regardless of geographic and cultural proximities (Bell et al., 2001; Childs & Jin 2014), which depicts a scattered distribution of entered markets all around the world.

The charge is that Ernst & Young entered marketing agreements with PeopleSoft and Baan, two companies that make business operations software.

KarstadtQuelle will also enter markets in Latvia, Lithuania, Romania and Ukraine.

He explained that companies often wanted warehouses ready when they decided to enter markets.

Western companies have long sought out partners in developing countries to help them cut costs and enter markets.

Neoclassical economics says entrepreneurs enter markets with homogenous products.