Sentence examples for markets of more from inspiring English sources

They studied the housing markets of more than 300 American cities since 1950 and have pieced together evidence of regulation-induced inflation in many places.

While both the U.S. and Europe are consumer markets of more than 300 million people, grasping this potential in Europe is more challenging — and few companies have managed to do it successfully, given the region's many diverse, distinct markets.

Lupin, Wyeth and Sandoz are the only three of the top 12 first line manufacturers that sell products in the private markets of more than one study country: they cover two, two and eight of the study countries, respectively.

Let me tell you once again that, in my conversations with the leaders of developing countries, the first request that almost all of them make is in the area of trade – they want greater access to the markets of more developed countries – and so we must also help these countries with regard to trade.

They fine-combed the market of more than 1/4 of a million's worth of best liquor obtainable.

"You'll have the best arena in the country to service a market of more than 6.3 million people".

After a bull market of more than 20 years, he added, "even smart people were programmed to suspend belief".

But a swing of just 50,000 jobs — a few hundredths of a percent in a job market of more than 135 million people — could have broad implications.

The Islanders are excluded from the current system because, despite their losses, they are in a television market of more than 2.5 million households.

In 1998, for instance, the Yankees, with a market of more than 6.8 million households with televisions, received more than $53 million for local broadcast rights.

But today China offers western corporations a tempting market of more than a billion customers and a seemingly endless source of cheap labour, as does India.