Sentence examples for markets describes from inspiring English sources

Alan Rifkin, a senior vice president of Lehman Brothers who follows the retail markets, describes the target customer as part of a large and growing market of households with incomes above $60,000 and a yen for decorating.

As a rule, the side that bears more of the cost of bringing both sides together is the one that is least reluctant to pay the side that Jean-Charles Rochet of Toulouse University, an expert in two-sided markets, describes as "caught".

Cable attacked "a few prima donnas" speculating on financial markets, describing them as Scargills in pinstripes.

Pioneer in Emerging Markets Described as "larger than life," "charming, irreverent and fiercely competitive," Mr. Whitman was "a true original".

An article on Wednesday about travel to emerging business markets described a new terminal at Hongqiao International Airport in Shanghai incorrectly.

To understand the phenomenon, we must look to the special properties that make markets for popular culture so different from the markets described in economics textbooks.

Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets, described Royal Mail's statement as ominous but likely to be just cautious at such an early stage.

Markets — described by Anders Borg, Sweden's finance minister, as "wolf packs" — returned to their lairs on the Monday after the bailout.

Marc Kimsey, senior trader at Accendo Markets, described the results as "another shocker" from Tesco.

No longer U.S., Western Europe and Japan – the old triad markets – describe the business, but Asia without Japan, and Eastern Europe are rapidly expanding their position.

Given the dynamic and adaptive nature of health markets (described above), evaluations need to track interventions over multiple time points rather than employing simple before and after studies.