Sentence examples for markets of others from inspiring English sources

China and India are all for opening up the markets of others for their exports, but followed lines at Geneva that would have limited the degree of reciprocation, which, in turn, would have worked against the poorer agricultural producers.

Meanwhile, a firm like Microsoft, which grew up in the computer industry, can use the same fusion of technology to enter the consumer-electronics market with a PC which looks like a games machine.Such invasions by firms from one part of the electronics industry into the markets of others will continue.

Mr Bischofberger's knack for placing the work in collections across Europe makes the markets of other American artists look parochial.

SBC said its new service included local and long distance and would extend to the markets of other regional-phone companies by year's end.

Overproduction is also a concern in the industry both because it could push down prices and because California cannabis could flood the markets of other states.

And with the ECB launching its big programme of quantitative easing in March, creating money to buy sovereign bonds and other assets, a flare-up in the bond markets of other peripheral countries seems less likely.

When disruptive innovations have invaded the mainstream markets of other industries, a difficult period typically has preceded the arrival of truly convenient, lower cost, higher quality products and services.

In fact, the market for genital massagers (sex toys) is probably equal in size to the markets of other types of mainstream massage devices.

Auctions are common in other equities markets and the markets of other asset classes, and Gemini will employ technology similar to that used by traditional exchanges such as Nasdaq, the New York Stock Exchange and Bats Global Markets.

Justice Kennedy wrote the majority opinion, declaring that laws such as those of Michigan and New York "deprive citizens of their right to have access to the markets of other States on equal terms". Joining in his opinion were Justices Scalia, Souter, Ginsburg, and Breyer.

Markets of other contraband created violent cultures.