Sentence examples for sets marketed from inspiring English sources

Sets marketed in other countries may be modified to represent a local city; for example, London streets are used in the British version.

Additional sets have been struck for inclusion in special silver proof sets marketed by the Royal Mint in 1996, 2000 and 2006, with a special issue in gold as part of a gold proof set in 2002.

This week we have seen a toy cleaning set marketed by Sports Direct with the label "It's Girl Stuff!".

Roger Sinclair, who advises the MASB, an American body that sets marketing standards, points out that rules are inconsistent.

The sets were marketed only in Japan.

These datasets are compared with the set of marketed antibacterial drugs and a comparison set of marketed drugs taken from other therapeutic areas.

All this raises the question of whether the market sets the market, or whether brokers do.

Former competitors say that Enron's trading operation was powerful enough to set market prices.

Some traders have said that Enron Online was dominant enough to enable Enron to set market prices.

The box-set market even produces its own, subsidiary market, just as new albums lead to deluxe editions.

Stockpiles of goods like cotton, corn and coffee are at historically low levels, setting markets on a hair trigger.