Sentence examples for multinational players from inspiring English sources
In recent years, consolidation among supermarket chains has left the industry with a handful of large multinational players, leaving food makers scrambling for position.
Consolidation in the spirits industry has brought the domination of a few multinational players.
Public-private initiatives include SAPIE (the Slovak Alliance for Internet Economy) which has over 20 members ranging from multinational players like Google and Facebook to Eset, Neulogy, Websupport and Martinus.
That essentially presents an opportunity to the large multinational players to buy these to expand their footprint, as Amazon has done with Souq; or for some of these smaller players to combine to get more economies of scale.
Moreover, cheaper exploration technologies are used by the big multinational petrochemical players.
Now imagine a third phase in the not-too-distant future where foreign, multinational power players like Alibaba begin competing with American firms for American consumers.
That sentiment, an optimism about the future of technology enabled businesses in Brazil and the broader Latin American region has captured investors' imagination from billionaire backed offices like the Russian investment firm DST and large multinational U.S.-based players like Goldman Sachs.
"There's a lot that needs putting right in the brewing industry, especially in the practices of the multinationals and big players... Gordon Brown introduced small brewers' progressive duty relief in 2002.
We have a multinational group of younger players, and almost everyone is playing for their national sides.
In times of increasingly uncertain and volatile markets, corporate foresight is becoming a relevant contributor to the long-term strategy of players, particularly multinational ones.
Since that time, we have witnessed immense globalization, putting civil and political rights at odds with economic and social ones while introducing a set of new players, including multinational enterprise.
