developing new marketの例文

• The company is developing new markets to increase exports from Thailand.
• Vacchi said the company is developing new markets as well as new machines.
• Julien's Auctions continues to present exciting televised auctions developing new markets around the world.
• Smith is also developing new market positions and services for the adult postsecondary education market.
• Gloria Ardesi, of Davede Pedersoli, said developing new markets is the key to the industry's future.
• Gloria Ardesi of Davede Pedersoli said developing new markets is the key to the industry's future.
• The company has announced that it will focus on Central and South America in developing new markets.
• To be based in Tokyo, Fujimori will be responsible for building customer relationships and developing new markets.
• He will continue to work on economic issues and developing new markets and what better place than Harlem?
• The industry is developing new markets.
• Growers hope that developing new markets overseas will help restore prices battered by decreased consumption in the United States.
• One will be responsible only for constructing nuclear power plants and developing new markets for its services, the newspaper said.
• Lissek, the German company's spokesman, acknowledged that Deutsche Telekom was interested in developing new markets in multimedia and the Internet.
• Chairman George Bull said GrandMet had improved its business by cutting costs, investing in its brands and developing new markets.
• By developing new markets abroad, it has been able to drain a syrup surplus, leaving producers scrambling to meet demand.
• Also in his favor is the fact that large companies aren't innovators willing to spend the time he does developing new markets.
• In this role, he participated in opening a branch in Ghana, training a sales team, and developing new markets and clients in Asia.
• And although executives said they were confident about the future, they have few strategies for developing new markets or dealing with their competition.
• Australia's deputy prime minister, Tim Fischer, said Sunday that he was " committed to developing new markets for Australian goods and services ."
• Hill, a former publishing and cable industry executive, was tapped to lead Salient Stills in 1998 with the aim of developing new markets.