Party-plan companies comprise less than a third of all direct-sales businesses, yet they are the growth engine of the industry, said Joseph Mariano, the executive vice president of the Direct Selling Association, a Washington-based trade organization.
"This is the engine of our industry, of Western economy," says Thomas Kurth, general manager of the G-14, a trade group for such soccer teams as Germany's Bayern Munich and Spain's Barcelona.
Screen resolution on the Moto E is sub-HD, but the squeezed price-tag is the news here: Motorola is targeting a growing low end user-base which is the engine of smartphone industry growth right now, as more mobile users in emerging markets abandon their dumb phones and jump aboard the smartphone bandwagon.
Correlations are developed and proposed for turboprop and turboshaft engines to overcome the difficulty of assessing exhaust emissions from these engines in absence of industry data.
The legislation would create new provisions to the Interstate Horseracing Act of 1978, which allowed simulcast wagering to take place across state lines, the financial engine of the parimutuel industry.
Heidi Stirrup, a spokeswoman for Pitts, was in attendance and said Pitts had also written a bill that would repeal the Interstate Horse Racing Act of 1978, which allows simulcast wagering to take place across state lines and is the financial engine of the parimutuel industry.
As Dimitris Agrafiotis, vice president of informatics and chief data scientist of Covance, one of the world's largest CROs, attests, "CROs are becoming the R&D engine of the pharmaceutical industry".
It worries me when Senator Sanders talks about the Federal Reserve as the "engine" of the banking industry.
Over the course of nine months, he tore apart a Technic 1200 (the variable compression engine of the turntable industry) and melded the two objects into one.
Looking at the industry as a whole, Nintendo products continue to fuel the engine of the video game industry.
