Sentence examples for features industry from inspiring English sources

Notable features include an extensive bank of financial news features, industry forecasts and a monthly Economic Calendar of statistical releases.

VerticalNet, which also features industry sector-specific content and commerce, has a market cap of $7.3 billion, and Chemdex, the Web's biggest trading exchange for supplies in the life sciences industry, has one of $5 billion.

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The stories feature industry titans making groundbreaking cars, and workers fighting to prove their grit to the world — and to their companies.

The accrediting body for postgraduate medical education, for example, recently said it would no longer grant credit to doctors for attending medical meetings that feature industry employees presenting product research.

But Greg Wittstock, who long ago labeled himself "The Pond Guy," laid the foundation for the multi-million-dollar backyard water-feature industry in 1991 when he started Aquascape Designs, shortly after completing his sophomore year at Ohio State University.

Wes Craven's seventh attempt to cash in on the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise emerged relatively unscathed after its run-in with critics, being a meta-film featuring industry in-jokes involving Robert Englund.

The pop-house sibling duo are reportedly being sued by a singer-songwriter who claims they repurposed her song lyrics in hits featuring industry darling Sam Smith and duo AlunaGeorge.

At the end of the reports, however, viewers are told that if they want to know what Merrill analysts think about individual stocks in the featured industry, they should follow a link to the client site, askmerrill.com, which includes what is called the Global Investor Network.

Full programme New for this year, in response to queries from anxious students worried about how they will fare in this more challenging jobs market, there will be a Question Time-style panel debate featuring industry experts from the world of graduate recruitment answering questions on how to find a job during the recession.

The latest ones feature industry leading 240Hz technology, too.