in the market for

1. Wanting to possess, eager to have, seeking. For example, The crowd was in the market for more entertainment, or I'm sure he's in the market for another fast car. [Early 1900s]

Example Sentences

“It removes any uncertainty around execution,” adding that while there are risks, he can “see an appetite in the market for this model.”

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Santiago Torres, a freelance real estate photographer, has also been in the market for a home and tells Slate that of 100 listings he has seen, he believes that at least a dozen of them have been enhanced or entirely materialized with A.I.

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For people in the market for a second-hand EV who are plagued by battery anxieties, however, Austria-based firm Aviloo says it has a solution.

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Micron is also growing into a major player in the market for high-bandwidth memory, which is in high demand from chip makers such as Nvidia for its next-generation chips for AI training and inferencing.

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Moser said AnD Ventures is in the market for a second fund that would likely be similar in size to its first $70 million pool.

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