Sentence examples for frantic industries from inspiring English sources

Viacom will be sorry, wrote Stan Schroeder on his blog at Frantic Industries, because "big media companies are not giving the people what they want".

(via Frantic Industries).

It also underscores the industry's frantic effort to influence the candidates, as Democrats push their proposals to address what many polls show is a top concern among voters.

The end of the industry's frantic growth is a factor as office rents have been reduced and sublease space has increased to 33percentt of all vacancies in 2008, up from 20percentt in 2007, Mr. Kwong said.

Here in the U.S., the only obstacle to citizens receiving this vital information is the frantic rearguard action from industry lobbyists.

Fifty years of increasingly frantic attempts by the industry to rectify its predicaments through adoption of organizational and digital technology improvements have failed to reverse or even stop the downward trajectory in productivity, which kept declining, as environmental damage has continued, and as waste level has remained unchanged.

That has led the industry on a frantic hunt for alternative storage technologies that might unseat flash.

The British publishing industry is a frantic place that is driven by the whims of the newsstand -- 80percentt of magazines come from single-copy sales.

When some companies first moved to ban the walls, Mr. Zenger said that brokers and others in the industry "were very frantic and it was very hurtful" to companies like his.

In the next months, the Philharmonic contacted music schools, the Ford Foundation and people in the music industry in an almost frantic search for black candidates.

Piracy keeps legal album sales low, forcing Russian musicians to keep up frantic touring schedules to stay afloat, industry experts said.