Sentence examples for analysis of the industries from inspiring English sources

We mapped the distribution of occupations from our analysis of the industries engaged in energy efficiency and distributed generation using the Bureau of Labor Statistics O NETs database.

But they are having a negative effect on jobs in the private sector, according to an analysis of the industries whose head count is most dependent on federal funds.

Mr. Bryant, speaking on a conference call to investors, stopped short of broad-level analysis of the industry and of whether it may be seeing a turnaround in demand.

The findings are part of an analysis of the industry's pollution record by the General Accounting Office, an investigative arm of Congress.

Jim Auden, who helps direct research and analysis of the industry at Fitch Ratings, a Chicago concern that tracks the financial strength of companies, estimated profits at $60 billion.

Employees in the UK's growing digital technology sector can expect to earn better salaries than in the rest of the economy, according to the latest government-backed analysis of the industry.

"In whaling the natural resource (the stock of whales) was owned by no one," the economists Lance E. Davis, Robert E. Gallman, and Karin Gleiter noted in a definitive 1997 analysis of the industry.

Although the industry has not challenged the 32-year-old federal ban on cigarette advertising on radio and television, the court's constitutional analysis of the industry's right to market its products to an adult audience would appear to make the ban vulnerable if it were attacked on First Amendment grounds.

However, it can be useful for compiling statistics: "Questionnaires are good for volume and statistical feedback, but they're not good for getting nuance of the question or the next step [in development]," says Gunn. Spark runs a quarterly survey to track customer perception, which is based around the analysis of the industry from consumer publication, Which?

What we need the Independent Commission on Banking to do is to take a measured, fact-based analysis of the industry.

From a legal point of view, the determination of ownership requires an analysis of the industry/university/professor/researcher fact matrix.