Sentence examples for guarded industry from inspiring English sources
Bullock has never been nominated before and has never exactly been an awards contender, but is instead notable chiefly for having garnered a guarded industry respect for being a solid box-office draw outside the US.
But, in truth, Bullock has never been nominated before and has never exactly been an awards contender, but is instead notable chiefly for having garnered a guarded industry respect for being a solid box-office draw outside the US.
In a city where jobs and budgets are tightly guarded, industry lobbyists voices are loud, issues more urgent than Styrofoam abound, and environmentalists are few and far between, a clear decision was made to vote for health, community and a cleaner planet.
Today's announcement means that all of the Big Three auto mobile manufacturers in the United States General Motors, Ford and Chrysler are acquir ing footholds in Japan's hitherto jealously guarded automobile industry.
Its gatekeepers — a handful of TV channels, an incestuous music business, a clutch of radio mavens, a few movie studios, and the jealously guarded print industry — controlled 95% of the media.
"Godspell" is attempting to bring youthful energy and new investors to an old-guard industry that has always depended on the kindness of real-estate moguls and divorcees with shrewd lawyers.
A 2014 investigation by the Center for Investigative Reporting and CNN found poor oversight and little accountability of the armed guard industry.
The Gun on the Kitchen Table (2009) is her groundbreaking study of Israel's "security guard" industry.
This represents approximately 540,000 employees in the security guard industry.
Public ownership could also guard against industry consolidation into "one or two dominant players who essentially own and control the entire [marijuana system]," Hanna said.
These programs, which are estimated to cover some 300 drugs and cost the industry $4 billion a year — firm figures are carefully guarded by the industry — are detested by insurers, healthcare economists and government agencies.
