Sentence examples for its core market from inspiring English sources

But Intel enjoys a Microsoft-like near-monopoly in its core market; it sells 83% of microprocessors used in PCs and 86% of those in laptops.

But Intel also recognizes it desperately needs to keep AMD alive and thriving, if for no other reason than AMD's existence creates an aura of competition in its core market so it can go after new markets now owned by ARM and possibly NXP and Infineon.

It needs to appeal to its core market, the upper-middle class female, but only time will tell if this will be successful, or if it's place in the market will be filled by another brand.

It looks like Yahoo is laying off more people in its international operations as it rethinks business outside of its core market of North America.

The deal will allow Sabic, as the Saudi company is called, to expand beyond its core market of Asia, where it is facing stiffer competition from local rivals, and gain a foothold in the European market at a time when the petrochemical industry as a whole is suffering from oversupply and slumping demand.

That means Salesforce faces increased competition in its core market at a time when it is focusing on selling itself as a platform.

That shows that while it might have hit sign-up saturation in its core markets, it's still adding plenty of users in the developing world.

To get there, Facebook needs to see how people use VoIP and learn how to scale it, so it's starting in its core markets.

Rival insurers suggest Halifax offered a cheap policy only to find it was paying out too much, but the bank said the decision allowed it to focus on its core markets.

Lamudi has a wide geographical spread and over 800 staff, but Hermann indicated that it has identified most of its core markets at this point.

It has recently gone private as it struggles to cope with falling margins in its core markets.