Sentence examples for maximum market share from inspiring English sources
Reached by phone in San Francisco, Gary Cook, Greenpeace's senior policy analyst for information technology and the lead author of the report, pointed out that Amazon's reliance on coal and other non-renewable energy sources is in keeping with its corporate philosophy of maintaining low margins, low prices, and maximum market share.
Once it attains maximum market share positions in rapid growth markets abroad, a similar result is likely.
In a letter to Mr Ponta published on its website, Schweighofer objected to a clause in the forestry code which sets a 30% maximum market share per tree species for any one timber firm.
That is the maximum market share allowed under an older Federal Communications Commission rule, which is no longer in place.
Take, for example, the sigmoid curve that is characteristic of technology diffusion (e.g., Rogers 2003, Ch.7): a slow initial diffusion is followed by a sharp increase in market penetration, and ends in an ever slower approach to maximum market share.
To capture the maximum market shares, manufacturers have to effectively and efficiently manage engineering changes throughout the entire product life.
Thus, they can be considered together with new products in product line design (PLD) to acquire the maximum profit and market share of the product line.
As Daniel Greenwood and I argued in The Atlantic two years ago (and as you can hear me arguing on NPR, it's driven by fiduciaries and managers of anonymous, ever-shifting whorls of shareholders pursuing maximum profit and market share.
Among the biopharmaceuticals, therapeutic proteins and genes delivery have gained the maximum percentage of market share [ 25].
Perhaps most strikingly, the scenario with no targets and all variables at maximum have an increased market share of BEV compared to the same scenario with targets in place.
3) A new maximum threshold for market shares which would trigger future CMA investigations if banks grow above that size - and an automatic ban on any takeover that created a bank bigger than the threshold.
