Sentence examples for industries known from inspiring English sources

Steel formed the backbone of the metallurgical and engineering industries, known as metalmeccanica.

The cloud changes not only the plumbing and structure of firms and industries, known as the "transactional layer", but also their "interactional layer", a term coined by Andy Mulholland, chief technologist of Capgemini, a consultancy.

The Mousterian flint tool industry found there is generally characterized by an absence of the Levalloisian technique of chipping flint and thus differs from the well-defined Middle Paleolithic industries known elsewhere in the Middle East.

This region has long been a capital of furniture and textile manufacturing, industries known for their unforgiving business cycles, but when the three largest manufacturers of fiber-optic cable began building factories in Hickory in the 1980's, the region's economic base seemed fully diversified.

Those who work in highly competitive industries, known for a "work hard, play hard" culture that revolves significantly around alcohol, are often found to have a "type A" behaviour pattern defined by aggressive, irritable personality traits and an overwhelming drive to try and achieve more and more targets in increasingly smaller amounts of time.

After all, these same industries known for wooing talent are the same ones that require employees to work long after even the Big Apple has gone to sleep.

"That is, everyone in the television and pop music industries knew".

Under the old model, industries "knew what they wanted, knew what was needed in the marketplace" and trained students accordingly.

Do most of these older industries know what is happening to them?

TELEVISION is an industry known for reruns.

Others are turned off by his high profile in an industry known for secrecy and discretion.