The phrase "appliances world" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used informally to refer to a market or industry related to appliances, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "In the appliances world, innovation is key to staying competitive."
Alternatives: "appliance industry" or "home appliance sector".
Sears has long commanded the appliance world, but Home Depot and Lowes are formidable up-and-comers.
Larry Nathan, who owns Appliance World of Oyster Bay, also closed his store on festival weekend.
Unfortunately for HP, as the WSJ lays out, the appliance world won't likely adopt a touchscreen interface.
Network Appliance, the world's largest maker of data storage systems for networks, agreed yesterday to buy closely held Alacritus for $11 million to add sales of storage products that emulate tape backup systems.
"When we were discussing refrigerators, I said refrigerators are one of the worst designed appliances in the world," he said.
Less than an hour's drive away, the city of Querétaro is prospering, turning out home appliances for the world market.
November 27, 1894 Wakayama, Japan April 27 , 1989Ōsaka, Japan Matsushita Konosuke, (born Nov. 27, 1894, Wakayama prefecture, Japan died April 27 , 1989 Ōsaka) Japanese industrialist who founded the Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd., the largest manufacturer of consumer electric appliances in the world.
Electrolux and the Whirlpool Corporation, the two biggest makers of household appliances in the world, reported lower quarterly earnings yesterday and reduced their earnings forecasts for the year, citing higher raw material costs.
He says, "I conceived of the space as a kind of potentially real space, so the large architectural dome and kitchen appliances are "real world" scale," he adds while coming up with a composition that is strongly marked by his one-of-a-kind aesthetic signature.
