51.   The channel would be offered over cable networks and may find a market over broadcast channels, Murdoch said, though he was not specific.

52.   The company hopes to find a market among publishers who want to make a special impression on their clients.

53.   The grail is still out of reach, says Abouchar, but in the meantime Kopin has found other markets for its products.

54.   The managers who operate in these uncharted seas are often the ones most successful at driving innovation, incubating new businesses and finding new markets.

55.   The New York financial service company, after years of criticizing banks, said it wants to find new markets for its cards.

56.   The product failed to find a market.

57.   The son, Charles Evans, had designed a simple skirt with a fly front that he thought would find a market among fashion-conscious women.

58.   These quickly found markets in Latin America, the Mideast and Asia.

59.   They believe they can become profitable by bypassing middlemen and finding specialized markets for their products, rather than competing head-to-head with corporate farms for large commercial buyers.

60.   To keep that industry healthy, markets must be found for its products.