Sentence examples for industry adjusted from inspiring English sources

Wilson's canning machines come from the food industry, adjusted to insert pressure rather than create a vacuum.

If the chip industry adjusted to demand by cutting supply, its pain would last only until demand recovers.

On their intensive margins, firms in the British engineering industry adjusted to the severe falls in demand during the 1930s Depression by cutting hours of work.

With a swelling crop of students, bar passage rates soared, but it all began to come apart quickly when jobs in law seemed to melt away overnight as the industry adjusted to a changed economy.

The obvious question is why hasn't the taxi industry adjusted?

The column labeled "Industry Average Firm Effect" is an estimate of (A ′ F ′ M X FA)−1A ′ F ′ M X Fψ, the average of the firm effects within the industry adjusted for X.

Some industry executives and analysts described the problems in June as the growing pains of an industry adjusting to deregulation.

"Some of that transition is from the enhanced regulation, but I think you're seeing the industry adjust and adapt to a new oversight framework".

"I have made it a high priority for my transition team to work on additional policy options to help the auto industry adjust, weather the financial crisis and succeed in producing fuel-efficient cars here in the United States of America," he said.

His departure adds another piece to the chess game of top music executives who are now free agents as the industry adjusts to changes after the Universal Music Group's absorption of most of EMI.

Carter, too, acknowledges that when he first moved to industry, adjusting to restrictions on publication was "a pretty big deal".