Traders and industry experts say even big companies have been turning more often to the small village workshops, which are unregulated and often unsanitary.
In pursuit of the golden egg, producers are turning more often to jukebox musicals, in which a jerry-built plot is constructed around a popular songwriter's catalogue to create, in other words, a concert with conflict.
With the pharmaceutical research budget outpacing that of the National Institutes of Health, university scientists are turning more often to industry for support, said Dr. W. Virgil Brown, a professor of medicine and cardiology researcher at Emory University.
This is especially true for whom working in headache clinics or centers of tertiary care, which are turning more often in patients with severe forms of CM.
In today's market, Merck is turning more often to co-development arrangements with biotechnology companies in an effort to boost growth.
According to the article, they're turning more often these days to drugs like Xanax or Ativan when anxiety from their legitimately high-pressure lives gets to be too much.
New computers are designed to be turned on and off more often, and you'll save money and energy when you do.
(Yes, you read correctly, the phrase is "pet parent," not "pet owner". It is turning up more often in pet food advertising, particularly from companies that charger higher prices for their products).
Worm infestations, food parasites, Chagas disease, sand fly-transmitted infections and other neglected tropical diseases usually found in Africa and Asia are turning up more often in Europe, according to a new study.
The "long-duration equity index put contracts" are among the largest transactions that Berkshire has disclosed, and they represent the kind of risk that Mr. Buffett, the company's chief executive, and Charles Munger, the vice chairman, are turning to more often as undervalued companies get harder to find.
