Sentence examples for markets has developed from inspiring English sources

While much of the agricultural production is grain for export, a sizable market gardening sector (cultivation of vegetables and flowers for sale in nearby markets) has developed in the lands bordering the Red and Assiniboine rivers.

Solar PV and onshore wind have shown particularly impressive cost reductions in recent years as their markets has developed, while world energy demand and the cost of fossil extraction continue to increase – and that's without accounting for the huge environmental costs of fossil fuels.

The corporate branding literature on B2B markets has developed fairly rapidly over the past decade.

The significant informational, promotional, and distributional capacity of the Internet plays an important role in the NPS market and global web-based marketing and distribution distinct from illegal street markets has developed in past years [ 30].

"Since then, a lot of different niche markets have developed," explains Malcolm Bell, head of Visit Cornwall.

"But Asian markets have developed tremendously in the last few years.

As markets have developed, rating agencies have expanded into complex securities, such as collateralised bonds, and are looking at different classes of debt.

Chakrabortty pulls us up for what he sees as a lack of "depth of research on finance", but if we want to understand the crisis fully we need to understand how organisations work, how unions function and how labour markets have developed, in addition to examining the raw figures.

The HRO Group is one of the leading privately held international commercial real estate development firms and a major force in both the European and American markets, having developed more than 1.5 million m2 of prime office property in 55 projects over the past four decades.

Consumers in China and other new markets have developed a taste for wine; even though some of the air has come out of the bubble that inflated with the 2009 and 2010 vintages, Bordeaux remains the Old World wine of choice for many with new money to burn.

As European capital markets have developed, the returns have grown.