quality market

Every newspaper in the quality market has a science and health specialist.

I have, as a producer, participated for many years in the development of such a national quality market.

Since January, for what we call the quality market, we've been No. 1 in the country.

It is also important that existing quality markets be identified separately and continue to show a benefit for their huge development costs.

For many years this was a butcher shop called Joe's Quality Market.

Trying to attract the readers from the quality market, while the broadsheet papers nibble at the middle ground.

Original designs for the quality market are in high de- mand."

The watches taken were of a varying assortment, but mostly at the cheaper end of the quality market.

The redevelopment will create Belgrade's second high quality market with closed and open areas and extended facilities.

Some fine wines were still produced from grapes grown on the Inglenook estate, but the brand had little following in the quality market.

The Telegraph's Travel editorial team leads the quality market in-paper and online.

For example, the Pennington Quality Market donates food for events.

This suggests that HitClips failed to effectively compete with the more expensive albeit higher quality market.

Joe's Quality Market had been a landmark on Federal Hill, the heart of the Italian quarter, since 1947.

- Investment quality market study by Drewry Shipping Consultants.

Jamesway and Woolworth closed in 1993, and Quality Markets moved outside the mall.

The award, given by the National Research Corporation, recognizes hospitals with outstanding service and quality marketing areas across the United States.

Quality Markets was an American supermarket chain, with stores in Western New York and northwestern Pennsylvania.

Cigarettes were in short supply but Baron did not deviate from his object of better quality marketing of better quality products than his competitors.

The first Quality Markets store opened in Jamestown, New York in 1913, and spread into Pennsylvania by the 1930s.

Quality Markets, founded in Jamestown, New York in 1913, joined the Penn Traffic family in 1979.

If the pig market collapses now, it will of course become far more difficult to keep the regional quality market at a certain price level than if the price is generally stable.

The S.E.C.'s own report on the practice in December said brokerage firms "almost never determined that market centers that paid for order flow were the highest quality markets."

The invention of the spinning mule in 1779 made high quality cotton yarn possible, and it was a propitious moment to compete with the Indian muslins which monopolized the quality market.

Manufacturers and retailers are using quality markets to reassure their customers - not alone to give them information on production methods and origins, but also as a very important sales and promotion tool.