Sentence examples for industry chances from inspiring English sources

And considering his phenomenal drive and commitment, as well as a keen business sense in an increasingly challenging commercial industry, chances are he will continue to bring this influence to bear for a long time.

Pick an industry, any industry – chances are that if you compare the speaker and panelists you will find the same people across the board.

Unless you work in a major enterprise company, the government or a highly regulated industry, chances are ISO certifications aren't exactly at the top of your mind when you choose a cloud provider.

And if you're a veteran of this industry, chances are you're also a dude".

Early energy and industry create chances.

Mr. Khawaja thinks anything can happen in six months in Iraq, which makes him more skeptical about the industry's chances of a fast turnaround.

Despite that, some games makers have launched civil actions against pirate shops.Ironically, the software industry's chances of beating the pirates may well improve when Hong Kong becomes part of China in July.

Utilities and energy traders and marketers have been calling for the repeal of a Depression-era law limiting the consolidation of the electricity industry; their chances of success have increased markedly with the Republican victory, industry representatives said.

But he expressed optimism about the industry's chances of developing light bulbs that please environmentalists, energy conservationists and finicky consumers in time to meet the efficiency standards that Congress has mandated for 2012.

Combined with the effect of the euro, a wave of mergers was expected, leading to the restructuring of European industry.The chances of all this happening have been strengthened by an unexpected agreement this week on an EU-wide takeover code, which will make it harder for companies to use "poison pill" defences to ward off takeovers.

As the CEO of a ticketing company committed to the mission of making the ticket market better, I'm optimistic about the industry's chances for two reasons, beyond the current investment in technology.