Sentence examples for markets for expansion from inspiring English sources

Japan's industries, guided by powerful government bureaucracies, targeted overseas markets for expansion and growth.

"India is one of Viacom's priority markets for expansion internationally," Philippe P. Dauman, above, the president and chief executive of Viacom, said during a news conference in Mumbai.

Small restaurateurs are increasingly using the Internet to sell goods that go far beyond the usual array of branded T-shirts and hats, in hopes of not just building the bottom line, but also cultivating possible new markets for expansion.

If Telefónica has had better luck than its German rival in choosing markets for expansion, much of the credit for the company's global status belongs to Cesar Alierta, the Telefónica chief executive and executive chairman since July 2000, a Columbia Business School graduate who is one of Spain's most respected managers.

Canada and New Zealand are the two initial target markets for expansion.

Reynisson says Belgium and the UK are possible markets for expansion outside its home territory.

With hostels, hotels and cafes around the world often filled with people either working remotely or enjoying some downtime online, the market for expansion is certainly there.

In the next few months, Sonne plans to move with his family to the United States, where the number of autistic adults — roughly 50,000 turn 18 every year — as well as a large technology sector suggests a good market for expansion.

Fresh & Easy is looking to Northern California as its next market for expansion.

Suning's response would have been unthinkable for a private-sector entrepreneur back in 1999: It turned to the stock market for expansion capital.

"We are continuously monitoring the market for expansion opportunities and will move when we think timing is right," the spokesperson says.