Sentence examples for respectable market from inspiring English sources

Others such as H-E-B in Texas and Wegmans in the north-east have respectable market shares within their regions.

For all its problems Alstom has strong technology and respectable market positions in two sectors that are very important for the future.

Two different views of Alstom's future are on the table here, along with two, even three, existing models of  co-operation in industrial affairs.For all its problems Alstom has strong technology and respectable market positions in two sectors that will be incredibly important in the future.

Overall, Adobe's report paints a picture of a respectable market for voice devices, but one it says is "not massive" yet, adding that the devices are "not quite a household item".

The book received perfectly respectable marketing for the kind of author he was then (ie one not on any bestseller lists).

Kantar Sifo is one of Sweden's largest and most respectable marketing research companies (https://tns-sifo.se/).

Frank, on return from the war, saw the big potential of the formation format, as the maturing, now more respectable, dance market needed a new and dreamier glamour.

Shorty -- his nickname, and the only name by which he is willing to be identified -- used to own the largest remaining and least respectable flea market on Surf Avenue, the decaying amusement strip that parallels the Coney Island shoreline.

For more than 10 years, the Reliant Regal (originally sold under the wildly misleading slogan of "luxurious motoring") and the Bond Minicar formed the backbone of the respectable three-wheeled market, with the emphasis firmly on low-key austerity.

The vast majority of men (and it was almost all men) looked as if they worked in respectable fields like marketing and public relations, with their button-down shirts, designer sweaters and neatly trimmed heads of hair.

Her work life since college has included being a co-founder of a business that provided "haikus on demand" (two for a dollar) and quitting a respectable job in marketing to try her hand at professional singing.