Sentence examples for industry analysis of from inspiring English sources
In the industry analysis of Russell 3000 companies, the lowest median ratio (40.5 1) is found in the financial sectors, where the generous rewards offered to bankers skews the median-employee compensation used as a denominator in the calculation.
We have already been put into groups of six and assigned to support startups in Switzerland and to work on an industry analysis of new health-care models to present to executives.
The earlier case, Hotel Vertu: Analyzing the Opportunity in the Boutique Hotel Industry (917-501) overlaps with this case, but focuses more on the nature of the opportunity itself, an industry analysis of the boutique hotel segment, issues related to early career entrepreneurship, and only hints at the power dynamic between investors and entrepreneurs.
In the oil and gas industry, analysis of particle size distribution is used to determine filtration loss properties, and the amount of solids retained in the DF after the fluid is pumped into the system.
If you think credit cards will be their last stop, watch out," said Peter R. Porrino, Ernst & Young's national director of insurance industry services, speaking at a press briefing today, summarizing results of its annual "State of the Industry" analysis of the financial services industry.
First, inter-industry analysis of the FOF accounts was examined.
Not only inter-industry analysis of FOF accounts has been intensified but also international money flow analysis has deepened, which corresponds with the international I O table.
"We'd all like to save the environment, but maybe not when it costs hundreds of dollars per year," said Jessica Caldwell, director of industry analysis for Edmunds.com.
"There's a long-term trend where online is gaining share of total retail spending," said Andrew Lipsman, director of industry analysis for ComScore.
"Congestion on your line matters," said Ross Rubin, director of industry analysis for the market research firm NPD.
It was the "MP3 player bump," says Chris Ely, manager of industry analysis for the trade group.
