Sentence examples for driven by industry from inspiring English sources
"We believe, based on the economies of scale driven by industry volumes, that the cost of incorporating a digital tuner in 2007 will be about the same as an analog tuner," said John I. Taylor, the spokesman for Zenith.
US energy policy, driven by industry lobbyists, remains committed to developing nuclear power, even as nations around the world are canceling their own nuclear plans: last month alone, Germany spent $2.15tn to abandon nuclear power, a decision taken after witnessing Japan's 2011 nuclear disaster.
The results showed that the research is rather scattered and mainly driven by industry reports.
Over time, competition among powertrains is likely to increase, driven by industry strategies as influenced by policy and economic conditions.
Next, a conceptual framework that leverages on emerging technology driven by Industry 4.0 and product family approach to facilitate product disassembly planning for sustainability is proposed.
Rather, it is based on the acknowledgement that delivering integrated projects, classes, and programs in K-12 schools is the present major agenda for STEM education of the Department of Education within the state examined a direction heavily driven by industry and business for the perceived benefits towards desirable qualities of the work force.
Second, economic growth is being driven by industries such as computing and telecommunications where innovation is particularly important.
We have created and implemented a turn-key certification process, driven by industry-recognized certifications that are stackable, portable and third-party validated.
And the department's response to the crisis — which amounted to consistently downplaying the threat and rejecting calls for more extensive testing — seemed driven by the industry's agenda.
The tenth factor is driven by extractive industry employment and explains 2.6%% of the variance.
Profile Turkey's largely free-market economy is increasingly driven by its industry and service sectors, although its traditional agriculture sector still accounts for about 25% of employment.
