Several tested the rhetorical flourish that supporting women's advances in hostile industries is itself sexist – "ah ha!" you can see them shouting, brandishing a quill at the keyboard.
This will hugely increase both the range of Internet applications with high-quality streamed video to the fore and the convenience of gaining access to Internet-based services.The key thing is that DSL and cable represent the claims of two separate and hostile industries to be the standard-bearers of the data revolution.
You should now expect him to segue into a sustained effort to mold the agency's culture into one that is less hostile toward industry, by taking steps that increase transparency and help the industry better navigate the approval process.
I come, to be honest, because I'm familiar to the staff, because the maître d'hôtel lavishes guests with theatrical attention and because the waiter at lunch by now remembers that I like my Arnold Palmer made with unsweetened lemonade and replies to other requests I might have by saying, "My pleasure," and not the ubiquitous and hostile service-industry rejoinder "No problem".
Mr. Pitt, whom no one views as hostile to the industry, is uniquely positioned to force real reform.
"People on Wall Street perceive her to be hostile to their industry, and so there was pretty widespread terror when she got on the Banking Committee," said Steven Rattner, a New York financier and pillar of Mrs. Clinton's fund-raising network.
Unluckily, it was the beginning of a tragic and frustrating struggle that lasted the rest of his life: the attempt to make "optical poetry" in a land and in an industry hostile to nonrepresentational art.
But New York is just catching up with this type of entertainment; the political climate turned hostile to the industry in the 1990's when Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani vowed to stamp it out, or at least dilute it.
Mr. Romney has focused much of his effort in areas like those around Norfolk, heavily populated with military personnel, where he asserts that Mr. Obama has allowed the Navy to wither, and in coal-mining country in the south, where he portrays Mr. Obama as hostile to the industry and quick to impose costly regulations on business.
I have long criticized FINRA's (and previously the NASD's) hostile attitude toward industry tipsters and whistle-blowers.
