Sentence examples for markets to consider from inspiring English sources

The authorities have several interlocking markets to consider, including broadband, cable, and television, and wouldn't necessarily give Vodafone a free pass either.

The creation of Arcelor Mittal, as the new firm is to be called, will encourage other fast growing firms from emerging markets to consider buying more staid European rivals.

But in 2001, Karen Pollitz of Georgetown University and other researchers asked 19 insurance companies and H.M.O.'s in eight markets to consider the applications of seven hypothetical coverage-seekers.

Despite being attracted to Africa, those same companies are not willing to make a risky investment on its soil: it will take lots of convincing for investors from emerging markets to consider putting money into grassroots developers in Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda or Senegal.

However, there's also the consumer side of emerging markets to consider.

It's only available in China right now but the company tells TechCrunch it's "looking at European markets" to consider whether to bring the N1 here too.

Still, there is the broader market to consider.

For those in the market for super-high risk, there's also the high-yield bond market to consider.

Joel Patraker, assistant director of Greenmarket, said the city had asked the Verdi Square market to consider moving to another location.

Obviously the greater the market pressure to excel in the short term, the greater the need for pressure from outside the market to consider the longer term.

There's also the slowdown in the housing market to consider, and the uncertain impact of our huge budget and trade deficits.