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My first position in the City was not at an ad agency , but it allowed me to assist with the marketing for a boutique law firm . Likewise , Taiwan 's current requirements for clinical trials on older products are scientifically unnecessary and result in delays to market for these products . Includes the distance to markets for each township . It is unclear whether Dell took over Alienware to eliminate a competitor - - an expensive and questionable strategy - - or if the top PC seller is looking to broaden the market for both its own brand and Alienware-based products , Kay added . We have already worked hard to shorten the time to market for these reports . " The market for both edible lard and non-edible choice white grease is changing and Hatfield Quality Meats investigated new options for their products . In the early 1980s Trek faced the competitive necessity of entering the market for both aluminum and carbon fiber bicycle frames . Liberals will set up meat and grain commissions to manage the market for both home and imported produce so that the farmer gets the bulk of his income from the market and the housewife is assured regular supplies at reasonable prices . It does not engage in any transactions in the market for any metal such as gold , either in spot markets or in any of its various derivative forms . This maps the market for any power plant by graphing the size of a power plant versus the cost for any application . Of course , you're not going to find too many of these ultra-high-turnover funds outperforming the market for any long period of time . " He said he was n't in the market for any new wines , " says McDonald . The market for both private and public accounting services appears to be highly unconcentrated . " The market for any channel , niche or mass , is entirely a function of the content it generates , " says Gopi Menon , vice-president , TBWA Anthem India .