Sentence examples for isolated market from inspiring English sources
"This is an isolated market, but it does create optimism," Ms. Coumou, of Christie's, said of the ultrahigh-end sales.
In recent years, North Korea has experimented with some isolated market reforms and allowed the opening of a South Korean-run industrial complex in Kaesong, just north of the demilitarized zone.
Weird and wonderful local variations have, like Darwin's finches, evolved in this isolated market instead.Even as American technology bosses are exploring China, some of those esoteric local firms are bursting to get out.
"There are reasons that smoothing is considered appropriate," Mr. Amelio said, "to average out over a number of years a large, isolated market transaction or shift in market value that took place in one year but took a number of years to build up".
It's an isolated market that does not have access to cheap crude flowing from the oil boom in states such as North Dakota, Texas and Oklahoma.
There will always be isolated markets, like Scranton, Pa., where airlines can get away with charging high fares.
This is particularly true with Google, which has expanded in several directions -- cellphones, operating system software, social networks, cloud computing -- that have created rivalries with companies that once thought they were in entirely isolated markets.
This diversified line of products has facilitated the firm's entry into larger, less linguistically isolated markets such as Spain, Germany and now America.Such nimble adaptation has seen the company add varied clients, including big ones like Newsweek, but also more niche media outlets.
Dealers sourcing their drugs online are thriving in isolated markets such as Australia and New Zealand.
The BEs investigated were a Trichoderma harzianum isolate marketed as Trianum-P by Koppert (TrP), Proradix (Pro) from Sourcon Padena containing Pseudomonas sp., RhizoVital 42 (RhVi) produced by ABiTEP containing Bacillus amyloliquefaciens ssp.
Should there be 'social spheres¿ that are isolated from market transactions?
