Sentence examples for idea industries from inspiring English sources

"When you step back and look at some of the things he did after he was speaker," Mr. Hammond said, "they were very much in the communications and idea industries than they were in the lobby industry".

While many in the UK would welcome the idea, industry figures voiced doubt.

They're seriously underestimating both Gingrich and the "Insane Idea Industry" he represents.

Earlier this year, the Brookings Institution's Peter Singer declared Washington's industry the "Idea Industry," largely thanks to number and strength of Washington's think tanks.

I knew an MBA would both deepen my business knowledge and expose me to new ideas, industries and places.

It exposed 27 million visitors to new ideas, industries and distant peoples; it even led to the creation of Columbus Day and the Pledge of Allegiance.

Today TED (which for the uninitiated stands for Technology, Entertainment, Design) is the Goliath of the ideas industry.

Yet at the same time, argues Wolfe, a Boston College political science professor, the Bush presidency "is a dream come true" for the ideas industry.

"The very idea that industries whose profits rely on unhealthy products would voluntarily do anything to cut sales is like expecting turkeys to vote for Christmas.

For example, take the issue of regulatory "capture" [the idea that industries wind up controlling the agencies that oversee them].

It was far more ambitious than the grandfathering idea the industry had pushed.