Sentence examples for lost markets from inspiring English sources

Less-developed countries likewise lost markets abroad, and their foreign investment, on which they had depended for growth capital, withered.

Even then British beef farmers will have a hard task to recover lost markets and to overcome continental wariness of their meat.

Bismarck resisted until European agriculture also suffered from falling prices and lost markets after 1876 owing to the arrival in European ports of North American cereals.

International prices for its main agricultural products have been depressed for more than a year, while its manufacturing exports have lost markets since the Brazilian real was devalued in January 1999 and as the European euro has declined in value.

In his remarks today, Mr. Putin appeared to be trying to put his visit to Cuba in an unthreatening context, suggesting that Moscow is merely trying to recover lost markets and multimillion-dollar Soviet-era investments rather than forge a new image of rivalry.

Finally, people in allied states have suffered from lost markets due to Western sanctions and Russian retaliation.

Carrefour lost market share.

It also lost market share.

Mitsubishi has lost market share to Toyota, Honda and Nissan.

Though still growing fast, Chobani has lost market share.

"But it systematically lost market share throughout the 20th century".