Sentence examples for markets and improvement from inspiring English sources

"With the positive trend in the external environment in financial markets and improvement in general liquidity, these arrangements have been and are expected to be concluded without necessitating guarantees from the UK government, for which discussions had been ongoing for some time," said the company.

He added that given the boom in the debt markets and improvements in Seagate's business, the company decided instead to pursue the share-buyback program.

Exports, the lifeblood of Taiwan's economy, declined for 17 straight months through June because of changing consumer tastes in electronics, unstable demand in major markets and improvements in the export supply chain of China — which already was cheaper for manufacturers.

H. J. Heinz said yesterday that quarterly profit soared nearly 90percentt, helped by new products, increased marketing and improvement in its international business.

This leads to the first two policy priorities that will be investigated further in this paper: access to the formal housing market and improvement of the public transit network.

Bank officials attributed the results the resurgence in the bond market and improvements in the economy, particularly overseas.

But a better housing market and improvements in areas such as factory production should kick the U.S. economy into an annualized growth rate of 3% through 2016, the report said.

It allows a firm to gain considerable knowledge about new technologies, markets and process improvements (Whitley 2002) and has a significant impact on the successful implementation of product innovations (Miotti and Sachwald 2003; Nieto and Santamaria 2007; Tether 2002; Nieto and Santamaria 2010).

Marketing and an improvement in the housing market were also noted as reasons for higher sales volumes," he said.

A growing stream of economic data has pointed to a strengthening recovery in the housing market and an improvement in the employment picture.

Relatively low borrowing costs, a buoyant housing market and an improvement of the economic situation in the euro zone, Britain's largest export market, pushed growth to 0.7 percent in the three months that ended June 30.