Sentence examples for markets which makes from inspiring English sources

(There are eight major media markets, which makes advertising expensive).

(There are also 8 major media markets, which makes television advertising extremely costly).

More than 50%% of production is commercialized in international markets, which makes the sector highly dependent on world market prices.

Local manufacturing sites predominantly serve local markets, which makes the inbound flows of interest for this case study.

Recessions also mean weak labor markets, which make work less rewarding and less available, which in turn encourages older workers to retire.

Growth in the Asian life and property insurance units helped offset falling stock markets, which made it harder to sell savings plans.

Procter has admitted missteps in pricing and balancing growth in emerging markets, which make up about 30 percent of its sales, in an uncertain global economy with lackluster market share growth.

At the same time, international banks and investors began to exploit new technologies, such as electronic-transfer systems and offshore financial markets, which made it easier to shuffle money around the globe.

Dynamic but dirty Free as a bard Team France in disarray Ready, set, dough The pivotal moment The status seekers ReprintsActivists are benefiting from an uptick in mergers and acquisitions and a thawing of the credit markets, which make it easier to find buyers for parts of the companies in which they invest.

The buyer had experienced little success in global markets, which made the deal controversial in the organization.

Meanwhile, it makes sense for eBay to expand eBay Now to international markets, which make up some 64% of the company's total revenues in its marketplace division.