Sentence examples for markets in major from inspiring English sources

While stock markets in major industrial countries have, as a whole, recovered most of their losses since the terrorist attacks, emerging stock markets have come back only slightly.

Thus the Fish and Wildlife Service and other federal agencies can no longer afford to ignore the dangers posed by Chinese carp being sold in live food markets in major American cities, and by Gambian rats and prairie dogs being sold in Midwestern pet stores.

The remaining £2.8bn is invested in stock markets, in major companies like Shell, HSBC and GlaxoSmithKline.

Drugs have been smuggled through Central America for decades, with marijuana and cocaine from countries like Colombia heading for lucrative markets in major US cities.

Compared to markets in major commodities such as oil and corn, the TET propane market is thinly traded, illiquid and very transparent.

With a call for an immediate shutdown of these markets in major cities, including Hangzhou and Shanghai (where the first H7N9 human infection cases were found), the government quickly controlled the spread of the virus.

That global focus will continue, and the new funds will be put towards localizing its existing apps for certain markets and increasing online/social media marketing in major regions, including Brazil, India, Russia and — for the first time — the U.S.

If LG can expand its retail presence and marketing in major countries such as the US or China, LG could quietly start to challenge Apple for second position," Analyst Linda Sui added in a statement.

For example, before 1980, imported drugs accounted for less than 1% of the Chinese drug market, while by 1993 the sale of imported drugs made up 30%55%% of the market in major cities such as Beijing and Shanghai [ 20].

But the council's holdings are relatively small compared to its member churches, such as the Church of England, which has £5.2bn invested in stock markets including in major companies like oil giant Shell.

The companies may list their shares in over-the-counter (OTC) markets or in major exchanges such as NYSE, American Stock Exchange or NASDAQ.