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"The top 10 companies have less than 5 percent market share."
The company lost more than one point in market share.
To answer your question, they're talking about market share in both cases.
That could also mean having to give up market share.
Its market share last year was up nearly a full point, to 19.8 percent.
It has since lost 40 percent of its market share.
But in the last four years they have lost 20 percent of their world market share.
The new figure gave it a 1.9 percent market share.
"Just to keep our market share, we are going to need another place to do business."
"Yet they only lost maybe 2 percent of their market share."
But that's only because they have such a large market share.
The best value in its third season was 29.7 percent market share.
However, a year later, they could no longer keep the big market share from the past.
"Our market share is north of 30 percent for the first time in seven months."
The company said its market share was 41 percent in the first half of this year.
The company's market share has also increased, to nearly 3 percent.
The company's market share in Europe is less than 1 percent.
Foreign companies have increased their market share in the country.
Its market share is actually lower than it was a year ago.
They've got market share all over the world that's better than anyone else's.
But during the first 11 months of last year, the American market share rose to 12.5 percent.
"They are going to lose market share over the next year or two."
Under the Bush plan, their market share would be increased to 20.2 percent in the next 30 months.
Since 1996, the company has lost market share in some of its key products.
Does he believe the new team has what it takes to win back market share?