Sentence examples for generally marketed from inspiring English sources

Pimco funds are generally marketed through financial planners and broker-dealers, who charge a fee or a commission, unlike SaveDaily.

The film was generally marketed as a madcap romantic comedy, in spite of its realistically violent third act.

Generally marketed as parking aids, rearview cameras are now available in models like the Infiniti Q45 sedan and FX S.U.V., the Lexus RX330 and the Toyota Sienna minivan.

In the United States in the 20th century, bacon is generally marketed in five standard styles: slab, regular sliced, thin sliced, thick sliced, and ends and pieces.

Therefore, rotary cutting instruments for crown preparation are generally marketed with weak or unsupported claims of superior performance.

And they are still available in some places, only generally marketed as candy dots.

More generally, market economic transactions are thought to add to overall welfare (economic efficiency), but only if they are performed freely, which includes their not being coerced.

Scalpers quickly flip these prime tickets for a profit on resale sites like Stubhub, which generally market themselves as "fan exchange sites," claiming to offer a reliable marketplace for music lovers with tickets to spare.

Mr. O'Neill's legal background is rare among auto industry executives, who are generally marketing and finance experts, or engineers.

Stung by such criticism, Mr. McCain is trying to develop a way to cover people with health problems while still taking a generally market-based approach to solving the health care crisis.

Generally, market analysts favored Ms. Yellen's selection, seeing her as a welcome continuity after Mr. Bernanke, and more likely, perhaps, than Mr. Summers to continue the monetary expansion a bit longer.