Sentence examples for changes in the global industry from inspiring English sources

Mr Kindle's efforts to reinvent the company in the face of expiring patents and changes in the global industry drew praise from the Pfizer board's lead independent director, Constance Horner, yesterday.

But the credit ratings agency Fitch says such combinations will not change the global industry.

But it faces growing pressures from changes in the global insurance industry.

Energy analysts said it was either an acknowledgment that Gazprom had failed to adjust to changes in the global gas industry or a sign of the ascendancy of a competing power base in Russian energy politics.

Dubai's emergence certainly underlines fundamental changes in the global aerospace industry.

Due to structural changes in the global shipping industry, neither a port's throughput projection nor its economic contribution performs with the degree of certainty expected by the planners (Hesse, 2006).

It would be the latest in a series of changes in the global brewing industry as companies seek growth in emerging markets and look to make big savings in procurement and distribution.

The overcapacity is bad for profits, jobs and trade relations in the global industries affected.

This review considers the changes in the global sugarcane industries resulting from the new bioeconomy and the risks and required responses for managing the biosecurity threats and pest management of arthropod sugarcane pests.

The formation of Mittal Steel would create the same sort of change in the global steel industry that the creation of ISG, which includes assets of companies such as Bethlehem Steel and Weirton Steel, had done in the US, Mr Ross said.

We estimate an econometric model of trends in RJV filings and find that, as intended by the legislation, the propensity of firms to engage in RJVs is sensitive to changes in the global competitiveness of US high-technology industries.