Despite publicly endorsing the Treasury Department's efforts to cobble together an industry bailout, they seem more disposed to finding their own way out of the mess rather than taking on the stigma of bailout, despite a slew of failed efforts to do so this year.
Late in the day on Sunday, Mr. Fuld learned that the Fed would expand its lending by allowing banks to post a wider variety of collateral, and that the banking industry had cobbled together a $70 billion lending pool.
To attract industry attention, Etherlinx cobbled together a demonstration antenna on the back of a Jeep Cherokee and took it to an industry conference in Southern California last month.
In their rush to get funding, would-be captains of industry are hurriedly cobbling together business plans that lack critical elements.
The same apprentice-journeyman system prevailed in the footwear industry, in which all cobbler craftsmen were male.
Again, some of this is already cobbled together, but there's no real "industry" for technology-advanced transportation.
But "Baadasssss!" is mainly about how Melvin, flat out of money and luck, cobbled together an independent film that changed the industry.
THERE was a time not long ago when Gregg L. Engles was considered a genius in the dairy industry, a shrewd C.E.O. who had cobbled together a string of local businesses to create the nation's largest milk bottler, Dean Foods.
Elisabeth Broome, the managing editor of Architectural Record, an industry publication, and a resident of Cobble Hill for 14 years, said that her 7-year-old twins, Alejandro and Isabel, attended a preschool at the church and that Isabel still took ballet lessons there.
Clark and Kindler are professional managers, and the administrative discipline they bring may be in order after the industry bloated itself on mergers–some cobbled together with little long-term vision beyond the urge to capture a few prized medicines.
Thought not physically strong enough to follow his brothers into the local heavy industries, Whale started work as a cobbler, reclaiming the nails he recovered from replaced soles and selling them for scrap for extra money.
