Sentence examples for market for replacement from inspiring English sources

Plaintiff 1-800 Contacts, Inc. 1-8000) dominathe the retail market for replacement contact lenses.

The European Commission proposed to liberalize the market for replacement car parts, which in most European countries is monopolized by the car manufacturers themselves.

Cooper Tire & Rubber (CTB) controls about 15% of the domestic market for replacement tires.

But since only about 17% of the estimated 500,000 machines currently in use at casinos can be upgraded with cashless technology, the market for replacement machines is sizable.

Factors assumed to be responsible for variation in prevalence include purchase of infected cattle from the market for replacement or upgrading, nature of animal production, demographic factors, regulatory issues, climate, deforestation and wildlife interaction [ 19, 26, 33- 35].

Not only has the market for replacements been picked over like the bargain rack at Macy's, but the Titans' preparations for things like the draft have also ground to a halt and Fisher has been forced to cool his heels for another year if he wants to be an N.F.L. head coach again.

The trade-offs between a more capable personal firewall and ease-of-use issues have created a market for replacements to the built-in Windows firewall, something that IT managers can recommend for all remote users and others that come and go from their campus networks.

That's why thieves find a ready market for replacements, selling them on EBay and Craigslist.

Some observers have speculated that the U.S. will now scour European markets for replacement oil — reflected in the 2% rise in shares in London Brent crude on Monday.

Author: Loliæ, A.; Loliæ, B.; Stijak, M.; Tanjga, R. Background UNICEF and WHO have initiated a Global Initiative for promotion, support and protection of breastfeeding: in 1981, the International Code of Marketing for replacement food for mother's milk was created, in 1990 Declaration Innocenti was passed, in 1992 Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative was introduced.

The market for nicotine replacement products has taken off in recent years, rising to more than $800 million annually in 2007 from $129 million in 1991.