Sentence examples for market benefit from inspiring English sources

Public sector banks, which account for about half the market, benefit from full government support.

A Mazda spokeswoman, Danica Laub, said that until the E.P.A. had a standard in place that car buyers could understand, like a mileage estimate on a window sticker, Mazda would get no market benefit from bringing the system here.

According to Phil Harrington, the Tasmania-based senior principal of carbon and energy at Pitt & Sherry, it would be difficult to demonstrate the net market benefit for such a project, suggesting instead that the money could be spent on expanding utility-scale wind power within Tasmania.

Because these teachers shift away from the good school market, other teachers who decide to search in the good school market benefit from decreased competition.

It's a truism of the science career advice scene that graduate students and postdocs going out onto the job market benefit tremendously from good mentoring by their professors and departments—on those rare occasions when they get it.

The advantage of being an early digital mover in a very traditional industry, which required securing hard-won agreements with slow-moving rail companies to access data and booking systems, is likely to count for less as other startups who came later to the market benefit from a more general opening up of core systems.

The market benefits from competing views on credit risk, whether from ratings firms or others.

But even less than perfect properties have been flying off the market, benefiting from the frenzy.

In the background yesterday, the stock market benefited from two other positives.

The expectation is that the iPad will give a big lift to the e-book market, benefiting the whole industry.

In the late 1970's, Houston's office market benefited from economic factors that were hurting the rest of the country.