Sentence examples for without market from inspiring English sources

Without market pressure, the German central bank and others have argued, politicians in troubled countries will not take the steps that are needed.

Without market economy status, a nation usually faces higher tariffs in trade disputes with the Union, but China has fulfilled only one of the five requirements required to win such status, the European Commission said.

Control of the big corporations, suddenly left without boards of directors, reverted to the stockholders, who, left in turn without market quotations, were not any too sure there were corporations.

Without market dominance, these returns will remain weak, because the firm's admired supply-chain systems will lack scale and global sourcing will offer few efficiencies.One explanation for the difference is that, to the firm's top executives at group headquarters in rural Arkansas, Wal-Mart International has always been a poor relation.

It will also require that we redouble our efforts to challenge the systematic elimination of philosophy departments and humanities funding from university programmes all over the world – a project of austerity economics that deems the study of ideas simultaneously elitist, irrelevant to the "real" world and without market value.

The Chimane are living as our ancient forebears did, without market economies, health care or schools, and what we hope to learn from them is what happened to humans at the end of the Pleistocene -- about 12,000 years ago, when they stopped living in small hunting bands and began living in villages and growing their own food.

Inefficient government interventions created a capitalism without markets and a socialism without planning.

"An artist without marketing is at a disadvantage in a very cluttered world," he said.

Saying that there is no one correct way of drawing boundaries around the market is, of course, not to say that we can do without markets.

All of this can be achieved without marketing expertise and resource but shouldn't it be an integral part of their role?

Because, as the House of Commons had been told, without marketing to manipulate our desires, we might not eat processed cereals at all.