Sentence examples for marketing changes in from inspiring English sources

"Given the traditional view on the distance between professional auditing engagements and marketing, changes in auditors' business environment suggest that the interests of professionalism should create room for other activities such as marketing" (Broberg et al. 2013: 67).

But recent pro-market changes in Japan "did not make everybody happy," he said.

Since market changes in the 1990s, its members have struggled to find gainful employment.

"Although change may be accelerating in many markets, changes in perception are much slower to come through.

One would have thought that the failures of swift and sudden free market changes in Russia in the 1990's would have made even extremist economists cautious.

Mr. Cavallo, who was the chief architect of the dollar peg and other free-market changes in the early 90's, has been drawing closer to the government.

In this "efficient market", changes in the amount of foreign investment in a given country's securities should tell us nothing useful about future prices.

Mr. Thomsen also praised Prime Minister George A. Papandreou for his recent handling of a truckers strike, saying similar labor market changes in sectors such as health would be needed.

Questioned further, he acknowledged having had "a bit of wrestling match with Izzy" over The National Post, which in less than two years has established an intellectual beachhead for conservative, free-market changes in Canada.

In the old town of Antibes, there are lots of charming cafes, restaurants and crêperies to try out, and a bustling morning produce and flower market changes in the afternoon to a place where artisans sell handicrafts.

Companies were allowed to "smooth" the numbers by phasing in market changes in the values of pension fund assets, so there was reason to complain that the figures could be misleading.