Sentence examples for marketing introduced from inspiring English sources

Galvin made major changes at the top level of management, refocused research and development, invigorated marketing, introduced supply chain management and oversaw the design of the highly successful RAZR line of phones.

Phil Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of worldwide marketing, introduced both the 13-inch and 15-inch versions of the new Apple laptops.

What the presidential prospects are doing is akin to test marketing: introducing themselves early to be sized up by partisans and the press, and to become more poised on a national stage.

Past changes in the labor market introduced short-term employment contracts and internships.

They will see a capacity market introduced – both for gas generation replacing coal and for new energy-saving investment.

The payment by results scheme echoes the internal market introduced by the Conservatives where "the money followed the patient".

TOKYO — Sony, a laggard in the booming tablet market, introduced its first tablet computers Tuesday in an ambitious attempt to grab second place in the market created and dominated by the iPad.

BRUSSELS — Seeking to spur growth in the single market introduced nearly two decades ago, the European Commission on Wednesday proposed a dozen measures to dismantle barriers still obstructing the free flow of people, goods and services in the European Union.

The company, which is a competitor in the athletic cleats market, introduced its shoe line in 2008, pitting itself against giants like Nike and Reebok at a time when the economy began faltering.

In a move intended to shore up support for the planned merger of the London and Frankfurt stock exchanges, the clearinghouses for the two markets introduced a plan today that would cut settlement costs by 90percentt for certain trades.

A video then showed Nuttall previously describing the NHS as a "monolithic hangover from days gone by" and noting he wanted "more free market introduced into the health service" given the country's ageing population.