Sentences with phrase «big chunk of the market»
With the Whole Foods acquisition, Amazon has the potential to take a bigger chunk of a market that does $ 600 billion in sales in the U.S. alone.
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«Cable companies will take a big chunk of the market but rapidly lose it again as the service degrades,» he says.
Internet conglomerate IAC / InteractiveCorp has the biggest chunk of the market with a 27 percent share.
Apple lost a big chunk of market share to the likes of the Nexus...
One may skip or ignore association with windows but this way they are bound to lose a big chunk of the market.
Apple lost a big chunk of market share to the likes of the Nexus 7, Kindle Fire HD, Nexus 10 and other Android models.
And iOS is a big chunk of market share.
Basically, we've shifted a big chunk of our marketing budget to paying our good customers instead of advertising channels — no TV or print ads.
It's also going to be available both offline and online in India, and the former is still a big chunk of the market in India.
By making Daydream open and accessible, Google hopes to capture a big chunk of the market.
Google Assistant will have the biggest chunk of the market and will be installed on nearly a quarter of all devices, at 23 percent.
Oppo, the Chinese tech giant is a reputed smartphone manufacturer in India, having a big chunk of market share in the offline smartphone market.
- iOS Marketshare is at 20 %, still a big chunk of the market and not everyone of them buy blindly the next iPhone without considering other options
, with real estate owned properties taking the biggest chunk of that market.
Distressed sales, for instance, made up almost a third of all real estate transactions in 2009, with real estate owned properties taking the biggest chunk of that market.
NAR worked with 50 other organizations to show that such a requirement would put homneownership out of reach for a big chunk of the market, because on average it would take first - time buyers and others who don't have equity to draw on 16 years to save up enough money to make a downpayment.