Sentence examples for hamburger market from inspiring English sources

Though ailing, McDonald's is still the leader in the domestic hamburger market with a 43.1percentt share, garnering more than $20 billion in sales, according to Technomic, a restaurant consulting firm.

The initial public offering of the McDonald's Corporation's unit, which operates in the second-largest hamburger market outside the United States, is billed as the largest share offering ever on the over-the-counter market in Japan and is expected to raise tens of billions of yen by selling 26.2 million shares, 12 million of them new and 14.2 million already existing.

To retain customers (the company's grip on the hamburger market reportedly fell from 50% to 42%), McDonald's plans to fan out "Quality, Service and Cleanliness" officers in its U.S. stores to improve aesthetics and flavor.

The passing of Wendy's founder and branding legend Dave Thomas Dave Thomas last week did little to undercut the Dublin, Ohio-based hamburger chain's market capitalization.

Houses selling in the million dollar range, like that being built by the Hamburgers, are a market category that is not being affected by the economy, said Robert Wieboldt, executive vice president of the Long Island Builders Institute in Islandia, a 600-member trade organization.

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Five of the company's top officers come from McDonald's, bringing with them the hamburger giant's marketing savvy.

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McDonald's can either set the price of a hamburger and let the market consume the quantity it will — or, it can insist on selling a specified quantity, in which case consumer demand will determine the price.

"If you market a hamburger as juicy, people eat it and think, 'Man, this is incredibly juicy,'" Dr. Brian Wansink told Men's Health.

As part of its marketing, the hamburger purveyor revamped four of its 60-plus stores to look like a Bob's Burgers store.