Sentence examples for industry briefing from inspiring English sources

This year, however, "flying hours are on the rise" and inquiries about new orders are growing, Robert Wilson, the trade group's chairman, said in an industry briefing last week.

"I think in five years every major mutual fund company will also have a line of individually managed accounts," said Leonard A. Reinhart, chairman of the Lockwood Financial Group, a consulting firm, at a recent industry briefing.

"This is an unusual invitation," the deputy secretary of homeland security, Michael Jackson, told contractors this year at an industry briefing, just before the bidding period for this new contract started.

So said the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) and the Agency for Science , Technology & Research(A*STAR), both of which are sponsors of Next Wave Singapore, at a recent industry briefing.

Big Booze held its first ever State of the Alcohol Industry briefing at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. -- site of the very first liquor license issued after the repeal of prohibition -- followed by a booze-soaked reception.

Live Nation is expected to contribute $5 million a year in overhead for five years, with another $25 million available to finance Jay-Z's acquisitions or investments, according to people in the music industry briefed on the agreement.

According to people in the American film industry briefed on the problem, the China Film Group — a powerful Beijing company that oversees film imports — argued to its own government that movie tickets should be exempt from the new tax, which would sharply reduce its profits ahead of a planned initial public offering.

According to the Industry Brief, the base of Country Code Top Level Domain Names (ccTLDs) rose to 78.6 million domain names, a three percent increase quarter over quarter and a 10percentt increase year over year.

In 2015, after gathering the best in the industry and briefing them on my idea, Sundried was born". Puddick is a triathlete himself, and made "the conscious choice" to only employ personal trainers and triathletes.

The history of the automobile industry, though brief compared with that of many other industries, has exceptional interest because of its effects on 20th-century history.

Later in the day, Ms. Balmer and another instructor got into a heated argument in front of the trainees, according to egg industry executives briefed on the matter.