Sentence examples similar to split market from inspiring English sources

Not only would the party repeal the Health and Social Care Act, it would also abolish competition, the purchaser-provider split, market-based commissioning and procurement and restrict the role of commercial companies.

This had the effect of creating split markets for the baht, where different exchange rates have been quoted on-and off-shore.

But Fandango and MovieTickets split the market more evenly, with each having thousands of theaters.

It could almost split its market into two - consumer and enterprise.

Instead, the company split its market, allowing Sony to clean up with its original PlayStation.

But, unlike America's, it never falls much below 8% even in good times.The upshot is a split employment market.

Should they set "rigid" prices and split the market equally, or let the firm with the lowest cost supply most?

Regulatory pressures may have contributed as much to the dynamics of the split as market logic did.

Lady Gaga's "Born This Way," Beyoncé's "4," and Adele's "21" split the market into neat thirds without too much conceptual jostling.

With more than 50 million new units built each year worldwide, manufacturers have been able to split the market into many very small segments that nonetheless remain profitable.

Until last year, analysts expected that Merck and Novartis would split the market for a class of new diabetes medicines known as DPP-IV inhibitors.