Sentence examples for intensifying market from inspiring English sources

Short-sellers were blamed for intensifying market sell-offs in the fall 2008, before the practice was temporarily banned.

Following the messy rescue of Cyprus last month, Slovenia, a country of 2 million perched on Italy's northeast border, is facing intensifying market pressure while seeking funds to heal its state-owned financial sector.

"Although the intensifying market competition is a serious challenge to us, the upcoming full services offering will bring enormous business opportunities," Wang Xiaochu, above, China Telecom's chairman, said in a statement.

Kawai and Wignaraja (2010) documented the four main factors that induced the current growth of FTA initiatives in Asia such as intensifying market-driven economic integration in Asia; European and North American economic integration; the slow-moving development in the WTO Doha Round dialogue; and the 1997 1998 Asian financial crisis.

But Europe still has not had the all-hands emergency response the Bush administration and the United States Federal Reserve were forced to undertake after the collapse of Lehman on Sept. 15, 2008, and it is unclear if even the intensified market turmoil now is enough to prompt one.

Business analytics explained these activities either by intensified market dynamics or by shifts in the corporate strategy, and strived to predict the "next moves" of acquirers and new technologies that would face the market soon after the deal [6].

Furthermore, due to the one-child policy and the intensified market competition since the reform, many parents have high expectations of upward mobility for their children and seriously invest in their children's education (Lin 2009; Fong 2004).

Commander Carpenter and officials from the other academies pointed to intensified marketing campaigns in recent years that they say played a major role in increasing the application pool.

SnagAJob says it will use the proceeds to expand its product portfolio, intensify marketing efforts and increase the size of its sales team.

The thorough practices of these two aspects of transparency and the increasing number of FTAs are significant factors to combat the difficult challenges of opacity and a determinant to intensify market-driven economic integration, respectively.

The authors identify systems caught in the agricultural transition from subsistence to intensified, market-oriented production as the most important target for crop improvement, and provide examples of new breeding objectives for cowpea, sorghum and upland rice.