Sentence examples for financial plastic from inspiring English sources

In a short video denouncing the use of plastic microbeads, the Story of Stuff contends that the real reason companies use plastic beads is financial: plastic beads are gentler on the skin, which means consumers are more likely to use them daily, compared to products with the rougher plant-based exfoliators.

Its boss, Jeffrey Immelt, talks about building a "fast-growth portfolio", one that is constantly changing but which currently embraces (among other things) financial services, plastics, health care and broadcasting.

By 1972, the year Access was launched, another financial milestone tightened the plastic grip on the population's bank accounts.

In another part of the room a group of art collectors, most of whom worked in the financial industry, were clutching plastic glasses of cheap white wine and complaining about Obama from the opposite end of the political spectrum.

While it's clear that this "research" is inextricably tied to the financial goals of the plastic surgery industry, it's disturbing to know that such studies can impact legislation and health policy affecting young girls whom already face massive pressure to think there's something wrong with their bodies.

He sold off slower-growth, low-tech, and nonindustrial businesses — financial services, media, entertainment, plastics, and appliances.

She does not directly address Stanley's false statement that "the scientists all have financial ties to the plastics industry".

"The acknowledgments section reveals that the scientists all have financial ties to the plastics industry -- just as we have found over and over again, regarding this $7 billion product: http://www.jsonline.com/watchdog/34405049.html.com/watchdog/34405049.html

As part of escalating efforts across the nation's capital to curb rubbish, which exacerbates deadly flooding, the financial capital has banned disposable plastic shopping bags and styrofoam food containers.

But however the credit-card company's troubles are resolved, the financial health of all those plastic-loving consumers will continue to be an important gauge of the strength of the South Korean economy.

Eclectic Tyco International comprised of healthcare, fire-protection, flow control, financial services, security, electronics and plastics concerns said it plans to unlock tens of billions of dollars in shareholder value, by splitting into four independent, publicly-traded firms.