Sentence examples for industry assumptions from inspiring English sources

Three industry assumptions just got upended.

The EX defies more industry assumptions with its new UVO telematics and e-services system, developed with Microsoft.

While IBM may still be years away from actually manufacturing 30-nanometer chips, the announcement last week smashes industry assumptions.

She also draws comparisons to ways in which laptops have upended industry assumptions about consumer preferences and desktop computing.

Industry assumptions about what mature audiences want to see are now changing says Jamie Schwartz, senior vice president of marketing at Momentum Pictures.

The authors then estimated how much of each metal a person would eat, based on industry assumptions of how much lipstick people swallow a day (24mg) and warned that people could be getting more metals from their lipstick than is good for them.

The industry assumption is that, regardless of how much BBC output is already commissioned from independent production companies, any government intent to shrink the reach of the BBC will deliver a new competitive era in broadcasting.

But the judge ruled that the Martin Act applies to any tenant renting from someone other than a "purchaser under the plan". He also ruled that while tenant-shareholders are indeed purchasers under the plan, a holder of unsold shares, like the sponsor, is not -- contrary to a long-held industry assumption that had never been tested in court.

MIT's work on E60, a masonry building constructed in 1917, is particularly significant because it challenges the industry assumption that masonry buildings cannot be insulated without risk of damage from moisture, which leaks through brick and can become trapped in walls.

Based on this survey, we are looking at a major growth industry assumption.

Producer Bruckheimer used Twitter on Thursday morning to give the world the first look at director Verbinski's "The Lone Ranger," the Disney film that overcame some oddly public budget shoot-outs and will ride against the industry assumption that the Hollywood Western long ago rode off into the sunset as a viable popcorn prospect with young audiences.