Sentence examples for valuable markets from inspiring English sources

But these countries are becoming increasingly valuable markets for rich countries' exports.

The moves, which are meant to defend US Airways' share of traffic in its most valuable markets, will take effect in the autumn.

Venezuela's broken refinery sector has left shortages of gasoline and diesel in parts of Latin America, opening the door for valuable markets to American refiners.

Finally, we should remember that the economic doctrines that were used to justify Western empire-building during the late 19th century -- that colonies would provide valuable markets and sources of raw materials -- turned out to be nonsense.

Larger rivals, including Comcast and Time Warner Cable, are widely expected to make bids for Adelphia and its 5.5 million subscribers in 30 states, some of whom are in valuable markets like Southern California, Florida and the Carolinas.

"We now have two powerful creative engines making hit shows in the two most valuable markets in the world," meaning the United States and Britain, Ms. Murdoch said in an e-mail message.

They served a valuable market purpose.

And that will provide valuable marketing research material.

Novartis has superior distribution to doctors in America, the world's most valuable market.

What makes Florida such a valuable market is its millions of affluent pensioners.

As it happens, the film has provided Opus Dei itself with a valuable marketing tool.