Sentence examples for marketed internationally from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, managerial skills can now be marketed internationally and fetch higher prices as a result.

At least 40 other countries already sold such emergency contraceptives over the counter (Plan B is marketed internationally under a variety of other trade names, including Vikela, Postinor-2, and Imediat N).

WHO BUYS IN AUSTRIA   Hofstadl is in a part of Carinthia that does not attract many foreign buyers, though it is being marketed internationally because it's a rare find, Ms. Muhr said.

So the last thing we should want is to inhibit professors and teachers from exploring Islamic fundamentalism, the Arab-Israeli conflict, the politics of oil, the role of authoritarianism in the Persian Gulf region, how American mass culture is marketed internationally or anything else that might help to understand and prevent recurring terrorism.

The houses are marketed internationally and so must resist tropical cyclone wind loadings.

Since 1995, not a single iodinated contrast medium has been introduced which is still marketed internationally today.

Jensen says Fraser & Co, founded in 1995, has traditionally specialised in London properties which it markets internationally through offices in Dubai and Hong Kong.

The Iraqi oil was resold to intermediaries who then marketed it internationally, largely to American oil companies.

Arsenal has not marketed itself internationally with the same eagerness as the other three big English soccer clubs -- Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool.

MomentCam's sudden growth prompted suspicions that it had manipulated app store rankings, but its developers, Beijing-based HighTalk Software, later said that it marketed MomentCam internationally using FB Start, a Facebook program.

"There are so many strong markets internationally: Korea, China, Hong Kong, South America.