Sentence examples for market practically from inspiring English sources

The German market, practically closed to Bordeaux wines for a good ten years, was now open — and all the more widely as it included the occupied territories of Western Europe".

The German market, practically closed to Bordeaux wines for a good ten years, was now open and all the more widely as it included the occupied territories of Western Europe".

Pressure pumping, a market practically owned by Halliburton both here and abroad, is in a sellers market.

True, in its seventeen-year history Netflix has created two markets practically from scratch — online DVD rental, then video streaming.

Although many of these corporations operate chiefly in their domestic markets, practically all intend to move overseas.

An inveterate flea-market shopper ("I find flea markets practically everywhere I go," she admits), Linda collects American ephemera: outsize schoolroom maps, vintage children's games, homemade paintings and rough-hewn Pennsylvania cabinets.

The government's free spending policy and the country's high dependence on foreign exchange borrowing (nearly 90.0% of new household loans are made in foreign currency, while foreign exchange lending amounts to 34.0% of gross domestic product) had brought the economy to the brink, after global credit markets practically ground to a standstill.

"One-year forecasts of the market are practically meaningless," Mr. Aliaga-Díaz says.

Two franchises, operating in the nation's biggest market, have practically stripped themselves bare on his behalf.

The market is practically dead, and with the present policies we can't restart the engines of the economy.

IN Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, the transformation to a free market can practically be measured in days.