Sentence examples for markets because of its from inspiring English sources

Libyan oil is particularly important for world markets because of its high quality.

Bangalore is among India's biggest alcohol markets because of its relatively affluent population of technology workers.

Secondhand clothing is popular in African markets because of its low cost.

Argentina has been struggling for dollars amid vast capital flight and has lost access to capital markets because of its history of economic mismanagement.

The UK has been affected more than other markets because of its bias towards commodity companies, which have been hit hard by the fall in oil.

For BB&T, based in Winston-Salem, N.C., the takeover will help extend its presence along the Southeast coast into Texas, a fast-growing area that has held up better than other hot housing markets because of its exposure to a booming oil and commodities trade.

The firm did have patches of disappointing sales during the bull market because of its diversification, but it has been one of this year's 10 top-selling fund firms because of its range of bond funds and other conservative offerings.

Kodak invented the digital camera, but did not bring it to market because of its bias towards film.

CDW, a direct marketer of other companies' computers: It will grow faster than the market because of its focus on government and small and medium sized customers.

While big software companies are servicing the freight market (including companies like Flexport, Haven, and FreightOS), Brown said that fewer people are moving into the bulk shipping market because of its different supply and demand dynamics (or it could just be that it's a dying market).

The versatility of the breed's "universal" horse type, a Finnish concept, has plusses and minuses: It creates a challenge in marketing because of its vague status to buyers who currently tend to seek conventional horse types, and as a result it lacks a strong advantage over specialized breeds.