Sentence examples for identifiable market from inspiring English sources

A supply-push approach developing technology and then finding or creating a market can be more suitable when an identifiable market does not yet exist.

It also imposes heavy charges on securitised bundles of assets unless the credit risk of each piece of the bundle has an identifiable market price.

Southeast has a clearly defined and identifiable market niche that enables highly targeted and efficient marketing of its services.

The advantage of a local and highly identifiable market is that media selections can be limited in scope.

The ASA said the UK advertising code states that ads must be "obviously identifiable marketing communications".

With a standardized product, well-known channels, identifiable marketing, the only differentiation left is in how companies operate their global supply-chain processes: It boils down to a clever choice of suppliers, components, assembly locations and market targets on a global basis.

Sample items include: "Our aim was to search for information to refine common methods and ideas in solving problems in the project"; "We preferred to collect information with no identifiable strategic market needs to ensure experimentation in the project" etc.

"Because the statements did not fully establish the commercial intent of the videos, and because no disclosures were made before consumer engagement with the material, we concluded that the ads were not obviously identifiable as marketing communications," the ASA ruled.

It was based on the clear rule in the CAP code that advertising must be obviously identifiable as a marketing communication.

The watchdog added: "In the absence of such an indication, for example #ad, we considered the tweets were not obviously identifiable as Nike marketing communications and therefore concluded they breached the [advertising] code.

Unfortunately, if your book lacks an easily identifiable genre, your marketing job will be that much harder.