Sentence examples for market for less from inspiring English sources

It has virtually invented the niche market for less expensive, smaller satellites, selling a lot to developing countries.

Mr. Sodaro says that, "priced right," they are often on the market for less than a week.

Already, digital cameras being sold on the consumer market for less than $1,000 are rivaling 35-millimeter film cameras.

The house, at 1405 West Golf Course Road, has been on the market for less than a week and is "getting lots of attention," Ms. Young said.

Selling below marginal cost can be a sign of dumping, or selling goods in a foreign market for less than the cost of production.

In August 2013, the national media got very excited about what was apparently central London's last home on the market for less than £100,000.

Medtronic, a medical device maker based in Minneapolis, said it agreed to buy CoreValve, a major player in the relatively new market for less-invasive valve replacement.

This indicates that, despite some theories that maturing markets will see a rise in low-cost sales over premium devices with a shift from early to medium/late adopters, this doesn't appear to have happened as much in the U.S. — or carriers, resellers and Apple have found a market for less-expensive and older iPhone models, along with its newer, more expensive editions.

You can create a market for less-common food species, breeds, and varieties by shopping for them yourself, or working with community groups to increase local demand.

After all, the market for less-lethal weapons alone is expected to more than double in the next five years, while the broader market for what are now called "homeland security products" is projected to grow to more than $107 billion by the year 2020.

The loss reflected a downturn in the price of memory chips, which were again on sale on global markets for less than it cost to make them.