Sentence examples for conservative industries from inspiring English sources

After all, it is difficult to imagine other, more conservative industries, like finance or law, hiring a chief executive in her third trimester.

It also produces a highly distorted picture of entrepreneurial activity within advanced economies.In America most self-employed people do grunt-work in highly conservative industries: construction, landscaping, car-repair, restaurant and truck driving for men and cooking, cleaning and beauty salons for women.

Yet even more conservative industries have become "more permissive" of facial hair, said Howard Telford, a research analyst who tracks sales of men's grooming products in the United States — up 3 percent from the previous year to $5.4 billion in 2011 — for Euromonitor International, a market research firm.

"We wanted to see how it would work in very conservative industries and government agencies," he said.

Japan's newest electric car isn't made by one of the nation's many major automakers, but sometimes it needs a venture to accelerate potentially positive developments in rather conservative industries.

Ajay Kulkarni, the founder and CEO of time series database Timescale, noted that the company has customers in conservative industries because the database solves a critical production challenge for those businesses, namely the real-time processing of internet of things data.

Mining, however, is a conservative industry.

"[It's a very] conservative industry," says Sigworth.

The Panerai jolted a conservative industry that had gradually slumped into the design doldrums.

For such a conservative industry, publishing has an endearingly whiggish faith in literary progress.

Dynegy's assumptions about the future price of power are considered relatively conservative, industry analysts said.