Sentence examples for market adapting from inspiring English sources

Salary," reads one piece of protest graffiti painted near an Awakening checkpoint in Dora market, adapting the motto of a feared paramilitary unit during Saddam Hussein's era.

VICE Canada sat down with Glenny in a Toronto coffee shop to talk about where Canada fits into the global criminal market, adapting a non-fiction book into a fictionalized TV show, the opioid crisis, and using toilets to smuggle books across the Iron Curtain.

"As the number of in-work parents rises, it is vital that the childcare market adapts to meet demand.

Many collectors will spend far less on an artwork that can be removed from a catalogue raisonné with a keystroke.How will the art market adapt?

The domestic firm can focus better on its home market, adapt more swiftly to changing conditions and is often prepared to take more risk, says BCG.

The ACP, a state-owned autonomous agency, segmented the market, adapted tolls to different cargoes and charged more for additional services, such as extra tugs and deckhands.

It wanted to defend its biggest European market; adapt to a world in which cable, broadband and mobile are increasingly sold together; and stop Kabel being snapped up by Liberty.

"Indeed, given the pressures to ensure that the labour market adapts to an economy that will increasingly be dependent on knowledge-based industries, equity of access for students, irrespective of whether they are school leavers or mature aged learners, will be important".

Confronted with workplace mandates that don't make economic sense, the market adapts.

The trend results in a need for new market adapted product design specifications.

Data analysis by Eucalyptus Director of Customer Service Qingye Jiang shows how the open cloud movement is growing as the market adapts to a data intensive world.