Sentence examples for finding a market from inspiring English sources

In literature, success means finding a market for monomania.

Mr. Bristol said finding a "market niche" is critical for organic farmers.

Someone that has three acres might have trouble breaking into that system and finding a market for their products.

It isn't spreadsheets, it's finding a market inefficiency and taking advantage of it to buy wins at a reduced cost.

First, there's the sheer difficulty of finding a market niche for your product or service, as well as the proper resources to make a new business happen.

For one thing, even rebels would have trouble finding a market for ill-gotten gemstones at present.Besides, the diamonds' recent lack of lustre may bring unexpected benefits.

But, noteworthy, the startup is finding a second market for its tech: the wider automotive market.

Part of the problem is finding a reliable market for the products used for centuries by traditional calligraphers.

While the condos sold for about 10percentt less than he expected, Mr. Greenburger said, the experiment nevertheless resulted in finding a conversion market there.

"We are finding a strong market among empty-nesters who want to simplify but don't want to leave town," said Mr. Abramson.

Whatever the number, co-ops seem to be finding a ready market for these areas among residents hungry for storage space, guest quarters or just some breathing room.