Sentence examples for seeks a market from inspiring English sources

The owner-manager seeks a market share to reaches positive results for business.

Facebook is expected to seek a market valuation of as much as $100 billion.

When Biffa announced plans to float last month it was reported to be seeking a market valuation of about £1bn.

Modeled on television, it sought a market of business travelers, transplants and anyone for whom six paragraphs about the Middle East was sufficient and anything less than every last sports score was not.

The company set the price for its initial public offering at 191p a share, valuing the network of 1,276 shops at about £200m – but when McColl's announced the sale last month it was understood to be seeking a market value of about £225m.

In seeking a market among foreign readers first, Technology Review is demonstrating one of the chief strengths of this feature: publishers can get copies to distant readers without making them wait weeks for postal delivery or risk having the issue arrive battered beyond recognition.

Since the launch costs are a fraction of the cost of those for traditional spacecraft, CubeSats have become very popular with amateur researchers, university research groups and technology companies seeking a market niche.

Instead of seeking a market rationale for arts patronage, the authors stress the benefits for civic virtue.

Advocates of silver both sought a market for the commodity and believed that "free silver" or bimetallism would boost the economy and make it easy for farmers to repay debts.

She has been seeking a marketing breakthrough that would enable her to expand her business and thereby aid more people like herself.

Oxford University Press is seeking a marketing acquisitions and society executive, at eight The Global Academic Business (GAB) division is a publisher specialised in books, journals and digital resources for research, professional and HE markets.