Sentence examples for market drawn from inspiring English sources

But he opposes the narrow definition of the business-software market drawn by the Justice Department in its lawsuit against Oracle.

These are some of the highlights of a portrait of the rental market, drawn from an analysis of the New York City Housing and Vacancy Survey carried out in the spring of 2002 and recently released for independent analysis.

Not least, Ms.Szekely said, wealthy Moroccans are increasingly coming into the city's high-end market, drawn by the easy access provided by ferries from Ceuta and Tangier to Algeciras, which is now linked in to the fast train network.

Furthermore, an aggregate measure of the ratio of unskilled employment within occupational segments in the Swiss labour market, drawn from the Swiss Labour Force Survey (SLFS), characterises the share of the peripheral segment in the respective occupations.

The market draws affluent families and professionals from surrounding neighborhoods.

The market drew some strength from a positive outlook from another Dow industrial, Procter & Gamble.

On Friday afternoons, an open-air farmers market draws crowds to Raritan Avenue.

The presentation appeared to be more marketing hype than military threat; the event is China's biggest aviation market, drawing both Chinese and foreign military buyers.

A parallel market drawing in a young public discovering artists on the Internet could develop alongside the gallery and auction house circuit.

The Hong Kong Film and Television Market drew thousands of executives, like a pack of hounds following the scent of new money.

By day, the crypt-like stalls and boutique shops of Byblos's beautifully restored souk, or market, draw a mostly touristy and slightly older crowd.