Sentence examples for further penetrating from inspiring English sources

"We believe the transaction fits in with the company's strategy of further penetrating the online gaming market," the firm said.

Ironically, analysts are somewhat cool on the midmarket, warming instead to the notion of software vendors further penetrating the large corporations and pursuing vertical markets.

"We believe the transaction fits in with the company's strategy of further penetrating the online gaming market," wrote Standard & Poor's Equity Research analyst Richard Stice in an investor note Wednesday.

The cell actively expels toxic compounds that have penetrated the outer membrane and that have accumulated in the periplasmic space, thus preventing the toxins from either harming the cell from within the periplasm, or further penetrating into the cytosol.

Also at stake is EADS's drive to further penetrate the United States, the world's most lucrative military market.

Amazon may be able to further penetrate some of these categories especially with same-day delivery, but we think on balance there will be larger problems at other retailers.

Here is China, working closely with the Clinton administration to join the World Trade Organization, and thereby to further penetrate the American market while removing the annual human-rights pressure from the U.S.

It is feared the crisis could further penetrate Europe as displaced migrants enter from a war-torn Middle East, where countries such as Syria have increasing levels of antibiotic resistance.

"From a moral and ethical point of view, our focus is on zero failure," said Reed Hastings, the board's president, adding that the extra time would allow the state's new curriculum to become "further penetrated into the school system".

The capital will also be used to "further penetrate" China and enter more parts in Southeast Asia.

After Enrev further penetrates the wireless industry, it hopes to tackle laptops and personal digital assistants.