Sentence examples for markets enhancing from inspiring English sources

Microsoft argues that its purchase of Yahoo would give Google a solid competitor in the Internet search and ad markets, enhancing consumer benefits and hastening innovation.

Most significant, it makes exports more affordable on world markets, enhancing the ability of European companies to sell their goods in major markets like North America and Asia.

The FB became the first Holden that was adapted for left-hand-drive markets, enhancing its export potential, and as such was exported to New Caledonia, New Hebrides, the Philippines, and Hawaii.

Closer trade links with neighbouring countries promise to stabilise food markets, enhance profitable exchanges in light manufactures, reduce consumer prices, and help develop regional production networks.

It is well within the collective ability of our governments to ensure that capital markets enhance corporate sustainability and promote long-term business behaviour.

This means going beyond the usual recipe of more public spending to include measures that remove barriers in key markets, enhance the asset base of poor people, encourage political accountability and tax fairly and progressively".

As they have in the past, the companies that are seeking to merge insisted today that they needed to combine in order to promote competition, enter new markets, enhance their service and keep prices down.

Bleak grey terraces have sprouted gardens, and music and markets enhance a new riverside walk from Vauxhall to Tate Modern (where a rather unpleasant 20-foot anatomical sculpture by Damien Hirst now greets visitors approaching the museum).

Furthermore, large informal markets enhance the negative relationship between individual-level corruption and inequality while higher favouritism by authorities when assigning public funds enlarges the positive relationship between firm-level corruption and inequality.

The goals they gave for those investments included, in descending order, enhanced profitability and sustained growth (48%), improved capital allocation (37%), improved capacity to enter new markets, enhanced process efficiency and better early warning capabilities (at least 25% each).

Liberalization of financial markets enhances the power of the owners of financial assets relative to governments because of the (often implicit) threat of disinvestment.