Sentences with phrase «ripe for expansions»

They leveraged The Sims» potential, taking Will Wright's inspirational design and transforming it into a mass - media property, ripe for expansions, spin - offs and massive profit margins.

There seems no doubt, either, that pro basketball is ripe for expansion, especially in heavily populated areas.

This is the sort of story that feels ripe for an expansion to a full - length feature.

Two years ago at the Tools of Change conference in New York I was on a panel called «Startups to Publishing Companies Ripe for Expansion: What Are Investors in the Publishing Sector Looking For?».

From Startups to Publishing Companies Ripe for Expansion: What Investors in the Media Sector are Looking For

«There are a lot of categories out there that we are not yet in, as well as retail channels including grocery and drug outlets, that are ripe for expansion into.

While that's a decision that still frustrates strategy fans to this day, ultimately the studio left a fantastic foundation that's ripe for expansion.

For lawyers, that [competitive intelligence] analysis might mean understanding how an upcoming merger of law firms could change the competitive landscape, how an anticipated regulatory change could affect business, when a practice area is ripe for expansion, or whether the arrival of a national law firm poses a threat.

China, in addition, is ranked relatively low globally in terms of foreign real estate ownership, making it ripe for expansion, according to the Juwai.com report, which approximates over $ 1 trillion in international investments in the next 10 years.

Among the restaurant concepts that view the current market climate as ripe for expansion is Zinburger, an upscale casual chain that specializes in the pairing of burgers and wine.

Not exact matches

Mead believes ALS is ripe for AI and machine - learning because of the rapid expansion in genetic information about the condition and the fact there are good test - tube and animal models to evaluate drug candidates.

The report is also accompanied by a website that enables users to zoom into specific census tracts to determine areas that are ripe for charter expansion.

Eric Piscini, head of global blockchain financial services at the consultancy firm Deloitte, told IBT his company has a team of blockchain developers in India and sees the Indian market as ripe for fintech expansion.