Sentence examples for market with another from inspiring English sources

According to Streeteasy.com, the apartment was first put on the market with another brokerage at the end of last year for $2.35 million.

Goldman Sachs economists said in a research note on Friday that they, too, think the Fed will respond to the weak jobs market with another round of unconventional easing.

Meanwhile, the state-owned pipeline company, Transneft, trumpeted the opening of a Baltic Sea terminal that will flood an already saturated market with another 240,000 barrels of oil a day.

Michael Freimuth, the city's director of economic development, estimated that during the past two to three years, 100 units the city deemed affordable had been put on the market, with another 200 in the pipeline.

The RBA's governor, Glenn Stevens, said the risk of exacerbating problems in the housing market with another rate cut had diminished over the past year, because supervisory measures had strengthened bank lending standards, and banks were being more cautious about who they were lending to.

There are the endless comparisons with 1929 32, a crash that was followed by a partial recovery and then another bear market (with another economic downturn) in 1937.

The central building re-opened as a shopping centre in 1980, and is now a tourist location containing cafes, pubs, small shops, and a craft market called the Apple Market, along with another market held in the Jubilee Hall.

Martin Sorrell Martin Sorrell, the chief executive of WPP, the world's second largest advertising agency provided the markets with another of his candid outbursts on where the industry is heading, predicting that the full effects of the credit crunch won't be felt until 2009.

Sprint is making solid headway with its new LTE network — it's already live in 15 (mostly Texan markets) with another four slated to light up before Labor Day rolls around and the carrier aims to have 12,000 LTE sites online by the end of the year.

Corsair has made the bid, which eventually includes floating the branches on the stock market, with Centerbridge, another private equity company, Standard Life investments, a Rothschild investment fund and the Church Commissioners, which manages £5.5bn of investments to support the Church of England.

But there have been successes with simpler tissues like skin — a few products are on the market — and with another organ, the bladder, which, like the trachea, is relatively simple.