Sentence examples for has a big share from inspiring English sources

Most of these will be in areas where it already has a big share of the market.

The group has a big share of the export market to Vietnam, but there too it faces rapidly growing competition and vicious price wars.

One big issue, for instance, is how EADS will market two competing fighters, Eurofighter (in which BAe has a big share) and Rafale, a pure French creation.This new twist to the Airbus saga comes at a delicate time.

"I think it's more acrimonious, I think it's more confrontational, I think it's far more bitterly partisan, and I think he has a big share of the responsibility for the fact that it is what it is". Republicans, though not blaming Bush, generally agree that civility has not improved.

DB actually has a bigger share of freight traffic in Britain through its subsidiary EWS than it does in Germany.

This hurts poor and middle-income countries most because agriculture has a bigger share in their GDP.

For a company that proportionally has a bigger share of listeners and viewers than the BBC, this is a crisis.

For Thomson --which has a bigger share of its business than some rivals in standard TV's, rather than large-screen digital models -- times are tough.

That share had fallen back to 5.5%, before the latest surge in oil prices began.Outside America, food has a bigger share than energy in consumers' shopping baskets and thus in inflation too (see chart).

Several smaller supermarket chains such as Waitrose, Marks & Spencer and the Co-op have already removed eggs from caged birds from sale, but, with 16 per cent of the market, Sainsbury's has a bigger share than all of them combined.

"It's no secret that CD sales are declining, and even though Universal has a bigger share of that pie than anybody else, the pie isn't getting bigger," Mr. Roberts said.