Sentence examples for raw markets from inspiring English sources

Though capitalism's apologists hate to admit it, historically that's the way raw markets work.

Their assumption is that, left to raw market forces, products from smaller cultures would be drowned out of the market.

Soon it will launch its "fat pipe": a feed of raw market data that hooks up to the back office of a bank to update its trading applications.

Germany's statutory health insurance system introduced it as early as 1989, much to the consternation of the pharmaceutical industry, which sees in the raw market power it unleashes a threat to its revenues and profits and its capacity for research and development.

It's not just raw marketing talent that drives the engine that powers her growing business.

China, ravenous for raw materials and new markets, anticipated this shift long ago and has been investing serious time and money there.

The problem of shifting markets affected the entire Derwent Valley; Lancashire was better situated than Derbyshire in relation to the raw materials and new markets.

What China needs now more than raw materials are new markets for its economy to grow into so it can provide jobs to its 1.4 billion inhabitants.

"For years now, commodity and raw material markets have grown accustomed to high price volatility.

The uncertain scale and effectiveness of Chinese activity in the raw materials markets ought to temper the optimism of foreign firms.

Freed from older constraints of location nearness to raw materials, markets or pools of cheap labour new businesses will go wherever they think their highly educated and well-rewarded workers will be most attracted by the quality of life.