Sentence examples for markets at which from inspiring English sources

They developed from the traditional winter markets at which people could meet to buy and sell local produce and home-made decorations crafted out of wood, straw and tin.

"The farmers keep saying 'we have to get into the supermarkets,' but we can concede the supermarkets and still do well by supplying to greengrocers, restaurants and bodegas," he said Westchester's suburbanites, increasingly, are happy to have markets at which they can search for fiddlehead ferns, Swiss chard and organic watermelon radishes.

Therefore, pigeons might have become incidental carriers while coming in contact with other infected poultry in live-bird markets at which all the pigeons included in our surveillance were swabbed.

"When women in this area grow their crops, they don't have a good market at which to sell them," she says.

Five people died and 17 more were wounded in the largest blast, in the central market at Vladikavkaz, the same market at which a huge explosion killed 50 people in March 1999.

The disrupter now makes its own sustaining innovations until its technology becomes "good enough" to poach the original market, at which point the incumbent is gored.Another reason why newcomers prevail is a cultural malaise that infects incumbents.

Britain's state-subsidised medical schools are hugely oversubscribed: in the graduate market, at which the new venture is aimed, the chance of gaining a place is only one in five.

To create one on which anyone and everyone can post a problem, so that anybody who might, for whatever reason, want to help knows where to go, is more like setting up a stall in a market at which buyers and sellers know where to meet.

That leaves the consumer market at which the Torch is squarely aimed.

Most of them are associated with marketing, at which it's brilliant.

Director Rita Salvestrini told him "Odalisque in Red Pants" wasn't on the market, at which point museum officials discovered that the one in their collection had been swapped for a forgery.