Sentence examples for multifaceted markets from inspiring English sources

In multifaceted markets, the value of a product to one group depends on the value of another product to another one.

The job reflects the demands on film studios as they exploit new technologies, like DVD's and the Internet, and multifaceted marketing strategies.

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Once the drug was approved Merck began a multifaceted marketing campaign that capitalised on sitagliptin being a new class of drug (oral dipeptyl peptidase-IV inhibitor).

Four reviews looking at multifaceted interventions considered marketing, with two finding benefits to professional practice, though the effect on patient outcomes was mixed.

Also, toy marketing is multifaceted.

Underlying everything is an art with a concept of the body and its adornment so holistic and multifaceted as to leave market-driven notions of style in the dust.

They are implicit in African sculpture itself, which projects a concept of the body and its adornment so holistic and multifaceted as to leave market-driven notions of personal style in the dust.

Still, the agency reviews are important for assisting enforcement officials looking for cases of wrongdoing and deception, and they are supposed to be a central feature in the multifaceted approach toward policing the markets.

None of these reality disrupting headsets has a hope of being as popular and mainstream, in terms of mass market adoption, as the multifaceted smartphone.

Electronic markets are more complex and multifaceted, it seems, than traditional markets.