Sentence examples for most markets including from inspiring English sources

Most markets, including the US, will have it in March.

Jaguar Land Rover, which gains about 85 percent of its revenue from export sales, reported strong sales increases in most markets, including China, which was up 48 percent for the fiscal year that ended in March.

Don't get distracted, though: Sony is going to be shouting loudest about the Xperia Z, calling it its "primary" and "lead" device for 2013 in most markets, including Western Europe and Japan.

For most markets, including the United States, the only way for audiences to see the piece was via the Internet, or in one of a handful of unsolicited and unpaid broadcasts on news channel review programmes.

Today there is a new class of prominent network-effect companies — such as Airbnb, Uber and Snapchat, all potential IPOs in the next 12 to 18 months (Snapchat's parent has filed for its offering) — that have created and dominated enormous winner-take-most markets, including lodging and transportation.

The United States housed the most affordable markets, including Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania, Buffalo and Rochester in New York State, and Cincinnati and Cleveland in Ohio.

By contrast, sales by mass-market carmakers like Renault or Fiat tend to be skewed to some of the most vulnerable markets, including France or Italy.

"Even in the most volatile markets, including last summer, we have seen very few companies draw down their revolvers," Mr. Leat told The Times.

"Even in the most volatile markets, including last summer, we have seen very few companies draw down their revolvers," Mr. Leat said.

In most emerging markets (including Hong Kong next door) business groups are "horizontal": companies sprawl into adjacent businesses telecoms companies into hotels, shipping companies into property in order to exploit their local connections.

The French economy has been suffering from a drop in industrial production, as large employers like the carmaker PSA Peugeot Citroën struggle to cope with plunging demand in their most important markets, including Spain, where growth last quarter fell 0.7 percent.