Sentence examples for seeking markets from inspiring English sources

They complain that as Westerners cut back on smoking, Western tobacco companies are seeking markets abroad.

"With interest rates so low, money is seeking markets that have an upside," said Leonard Kaplan, the president of Prospector Asset Management in Evanston, Ill.

Separate agreements with Canada and Mexico would mean two sets of rules, rights and obligations, complicating the tasks of exporters seeking markets in all three countries.

But two new reports, one by the European Union and the other by Sipri, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, show that European companies and governments are seeking markets for their weapons outside Europe more eagerly than ever.

That Pakistan shares the same economic pattern as India points to a truth Indians may not want to easily accept: that the economic progress of India, as in most of the third world, is chiefly the consequence of the wealth of affluent countries' successfully seeking markets that are so poor that they have the space to expand.

"They are also seeking market access.

They are also seeking marketing advice and cash.

Mitsubishi has been seeking market feedback before beginning the development and production of the aircraft.

With dreadlocked Bob as the "Marlboro Man of marijuana", Marley Natural is seeking market domination.

It is also seeking market input and feedback on how the procurement opportunity can best provide value for money.

Companies are also seeking marketing insights from the social networks that calling habits reveal (Wireless Companies Could Use Your Friends).