Sentence examples for phase of market from inspiring English sources

It has been quietly drafting a revised directive that will determine the next phase of market opening in 2003.

"We had planned a slow phase of market entry, but the demand is amazing," he added, raising the possibility of an initial public offering of shares, stake sale or licensing agreement with a larger player.

EnBW, a German electricity producer in which EdF owns a stake, led the collapse in electricity prices (and consequent fall in profits) that marked the first phase of market opening in Germany.

We found, however, that when there is a higher degree of privatisation, it is more difficult to achieve income equality, even in the starting phase of market transition.

Western China was in a starting phase of market process in 2004 2005, but a larger market sector does not correspond to lower income inequality, as indicated by market transition theory.

Haier's arrival as a serious brand player in the global appliance business it has plants in 13 countries and sells its products in more than 160 signals that the initial phase of market economic reforms in China's once-closed economy are nearing an end.

I'm pretty certain that there are characters sat in bars on the Costa del Sol of The Clog (Amsterdam) sitting on vast quantities of 'brown' who are just biding their time, waiting for the right moment to launch a new phase of marketing their product.

Apparently, Percolate still had money in the bank from its $9 million Series A, but the additional funding will allow it to expand internationally and to "ramp up our marketing efforts," aimed at helping brands understand "this new phase of marketing technology".

Research shows that, for any given innovation life cycle, there are phases of market adoption that is, when people chose to buy.

"We have not reached the exuberant phase of the market cycle".

During the three years in which they participated in the first phase of the market, carbon emissions in the iron and steel sector in Britain alone rose more than 10percentt while emissions in the cement industry rose more than 50percentt, according to transcripts from the British Parliament.