adjacent markets造句

• They took possession of the building and the adjacent market hall in 1958.
• :: : : : : : They intentionally avoid using the same frequency in adjacent markets.
• Additional stations would be possible by transmitting the extra signals from a station technically in an adjacent market.
• In December 1998, McKeesport in 1985 and was an adjacent market to Hills'original market of Youngstown.
• "We see growing outside of our core business, by moving into adjacent markets, " he said.
• The modern church Sainte-Jeanne d'Arc and the adjacent market halls were designed by the architect Louis Arretche.
• However, its digital signal covers virtually all of the market, and extends as far southeast as the adjacent market of Charlottesville.
• Dell's strategy is to move into adjacent markets and, as its executives say, " drain the profit pool ."
• National City, which is based in Cleveland, said the deal would help it expand into an adjacent market whose population resembles its own.
• He called the purchase a " natural extension into an adjacent market that is culturally and demographically similar to our existing markets ."
• The proposal, he notes, is a breakup, but the economics are similar to those of two companies in adjacent markets that have merged.
• Jammoul was treated at a hospital in the adjacent market town of Nabatiyeh and later discharged, the officials said, speaking on customary condition of anonymity.
• "They are smartly restructuring themselves to go after a lot of adjacent market segments, " said Blake Bath, an analyst at Lehman Brothers.
• "We have to look to adjacent markets for business, " said Brian D . Dailey, Lockheed's vice president for strategic development.
• "Microsoft has proven over and over that owning the desktop does not guarantee success in adjacent markets, " said Winkler, the technology consultant.
• It is the latest example of the consolidation taking place among thrifts to help them better compete with larger companies, lower expenses and expand into adjacent markets.
• The 174 low-income rental garden units and the 67 adjacent market-rate apartments have comparable exterior and interiors, finishes, fixtures, appliances and carpeting.
• Just months after the sale was announced, the FCC eliminated the requirement of a waiver for common ownership of television stations in adjacent markets with substantial grade B signal overlap.
• Under the FCC's so-called duopoly rules, a broadcaster can't own two or more stations in one market or stations in adjacent markets that have overlapping signals.