Sentence examples for quick to market from inspiring English sources

Dairy farmers didn't grumble about consumers on diets and were quick to market new, healthier products, such as fat-free chocolate milk, aimed towards children.

This rule is intended to benefit pharmaceutical manufacturers, semiconductor factories, automobile plants and other "quick to market" industries, Mr. Holmstead said.

Hair-care companies (Garnier, Ojon, Suave, Organix, Living Proof, and Bumble and bumble, to name a few) have been quick to market at-home versions of hair-straightening products to replace the Brazilian Blowout.

Stephen Girsky, an auto analyst with Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, says: "Chrysler was quick to market and very flexible.

When xxxMDMA arrived online in 2015, they were quick to market their product as top-rate.

Staying ahead of the curve will require a focus on mobile and social strategies, as well as a move to unleash creativity and ingenuity across teams– this means breaking down traditional organizational silos to be more lean, quick to market, and user-focused.

Had it been closer to the consumers, it might have been quicker to market and promote higher-priced speciality coffees.There are no easy answers for the coffee belt.

"In the aftermath of the banking crisis, access to public markets is off-limits to start-ups," explained Hogg, so start-ups now have to be "much leaner, much more capital-efficient, much smarter in accessing worldwide talent and quicker to market in order to do more with less".

It looks as though Sprint is hoping to compete with AT&T in the smart phone market by being cheaper and quicker to market.

The significant presence of companies like Samsung and Sony Ericsson there means they're quicker to market and now in fact already control three quarters of the world touchsceen phone market.

While Hybrid Motors were the "Quicker" to market solution for building more fuel efficient automobiles, Tesla chose to go after the more coveted fully electric car.