Sentences with phrase «less market penetration»

That meant less market penetration and less sales, and the mass market $ 8.99 paperback sales dropped dramatically as customers just started to say no to more price increases.

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But Baird and other analysts have pointed out that many international markets don't have the same kind of broadband penetration as the U.S. does, so Netflix may be less attractive to consumers there than it is at home.

Overall, the region had less penetration of nonprime loans into its housing market and therefore has lower mortgage delinquencies;

«Currently, the market penetration rate of the entire catering industry is 30 %, the whole industry accounts for less than 5 % of the Chinese food and beverage industry, «said Zhang in an interview for PEdaily (in Chinese).

These markets are much less competitive than the U.S., have higher fees and lower penetration of passive investing.

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At one point, Zuckerberg also said that Messenger makes up 10 % of global VOIP, but clarified another time on the call that Messenger is specifically 10 % of mobile global VOIP calls, which is a less competitive market given the penetration of software like Skype on the desktop.]

The Russian market is experiencing a smartphone penetration rate of around 50 %, while Mexico and Brazil have a rate of less than 50 %.

In Florida, seven of the fifteen markets — Daytona Beach, Lakeland, Melbourne, Miami, Port St. Lucie, Punta Gorda, and Sebring — have penetration rates less than the national rate of 10.6 % and significantly less than the penetration rates of either Naples (14.0 %) or Sarasota (13.6 %).

On the other hand, a low penetration rate could mean that the market has less competition, resulting in easier increases in occupancy.