Sentence examples for markets as much as from inspiring English sources

I admire the virtues of free markets as much as anyone.

Markets, as much as the political realm, need institutions in which to work effectively too.

Foreign firms are increasingly lured by these countries' fast-growing domestic markets as much as lower wages.

Such pledges do not worry the financial markets as much as Mr. Sarkozy's promises to introduce a minimum tax on large companies, or collect more taxes from income French companies earn abroad.

So much so that it survived unification and is now the party's policy towards Russia.The argument is that Russia needs European markets as much as the European Union needs Russian gas.

But energy is subsidized in much of the region, leaving taxpayers to pick up part of the tab for businesses, and so he suspects that cheaper energy would not help those markets as much as some hope.

"We've tapped our domestic market as much as we can," she said.

Roberts's predominance is a feat of marketing as much as of style.

Blockbusters cost even more to market: as much as $60 million domestically and $125 million worldwide.

Many have attributed the auction success of Salvator Mundi to a triumph of marketing as much as market appetite.

So satellite firms must make a bet on a market as much as 15 years in the future.