Sentence examples for market representing from inspiring English sources

It is also Balenciaga's largest market, representing about 35percentt of sales, which are still modest.

With 2.3 million households, Toronto would be the sixth largest United States market, representing 2.3percentt of the country.

The system of carbon trading exploded after the Kyoto Protocol and in 2006 sustained a $30 billion market representing nearly 1.7 billion tons of traded carbon dioxide.

But the demonstration has created a captive audience, or rather market, representing a wide range of society, if dominated by tribesmen from the countryside.

From 1 July the new structure will consist of four groups: the US (its largest market representing 40% of sales), international lead markets (Australia, Britain, Canada, France and Germany), high-growth markets (such as China, Russia and South Korea) and foundation markets (the rest of the world where the company will take a step back in favour of increased franchising).

On the export of two cheeses alone – Parmigiano Reggiano and Grana Padano, both aged on wooden boards – Italy would have stood to lose its second largest export market (representing nearly 25m lbs) in 2013, and Americans would've lost access to two of Italy's most delicious and beloved cheeses.

Still, today's market represents progress.

The housing market represents about half the total construction work.

"We are witnessing Paris's comeback on the big chessboard, which the international art market represents".

On any given day, the stock market represents the collective feeling of all of us.

That market represented $25 billion in revenue in 2008, according to Nutrition Business Journal, a trade publication.