Sentence examples for markets of some from inspiring English sources

The EU stands accused of forcing open the markets of some of the poorest countries in the world in order to further its commercial interests.

Another consequence of the growth curve is the pressure to emigrate generated by the annual arrival on the African labor markets of some 20 million youths.

"The Panama Papers have once more driven home the point that shell companies associated with offshore secrecy providers play an outsized role in the real estate markets of some world cities," argues Zinnbauer.

"1987 may not be a bad precursor for lowest-quality, highest-risk stocks," agrees money manager Michael Holland, chairman of Holland & Co. "It's possible we could get a wreck in the capital markets of some sort," he adds, but retains overall optimism.

In China government-owned hospitals continue to dominate the "commanding heights" of inpatient health service delivery, in contrast to the mixed ownership markets of some developing and many higher-income countries, where government hospitals play a more dominant role in safety net and specialty services and in rural areas.

They also hoped to tap into a market of some $4 trillion in annual government fees.

His plans involve nationwide joint marketing of some savings-bank products and perhaps the merger of some Landesbanks.

It's not impossible that we would do a market of some kind in Queens at some point.

Private companies are jostling to capture a share of an almost virginal consumer market of some 60m people.

"It's drained the market of some of its best talent, but when they return, which they almost always do, they bring all that experience back," he says.

Datang, which focuses mainly on wireless technology, has several business relationships with Lucent, including the marketing of some of Lucent's products in China.