Sentence examples for markets and extend from inspiring English sources

The partnership between Saudi Arabia and China is part of a broader strategy by the Saudis to supply Asian markets and extend their global influence.

DUBAI — The United Arab Emirates is moving ahead with a major overhaul of corporate law to introduce unified accounting standards for all businesses, amend guidelines for share offerings in local capital markets, and extend the possibility of foreign majority ownership of companies nationwide.

Omek says it will use the investment to expand its product and technology teams, develop new products for specific target markets, and extend its business development and technical support presence in key customer regions.

Fashion retailers who expanded their markets and extended their merchandise mix to broader and deeper product lines were able to move to the "Big Middle" (i.e., the marketspace in which the largest retailers compete in the long run) with e-commerce becoming the new frontier for innovation (Brown et al., 2005; Levy et al., 2005).

We also need to strengthen the single market and extend it to key sectors not yet covered, such as the digital economy, transport and energy networks.

And when a high street brand does a great job marketing this, associating themselves with Fashion Week, they can dramatically shift their position in the market and extend their whole demographic".

While many other generic companies are cutting financial deals with brand-name manufacturers that keep generics off the market and extend the brand monopoly, Mr. Sherman says he is against such deals.

They need to take aggressive steps to augment their market and extend their real-world brand on the Web".

The three companies are expected to introduce new consoles in 2005 or 2006, but Sony and Nintendo executives focused yesterday on the need to expand the market and extend the life of their existing consoles by appealing more to casual gamers.

E.piphany's software analyzes data in real time and allows retailers to manage marketing campaigns and extend unique offers based upon each individual's behavior.

The peasants were exploited by middlemen who sublet the land to tenants, mediated between them and the market, and extended credit at high rates of interest.