Sentence examples for industry characterised from inspiring English sources
For a start, fishing subsidies should be abolished in an industry characterised by overcapacity and inefficiency.
And in an industry characterised by economies of scale, keener prices generate not only bigger sales but also lower costs.
But by the mid-90s it had become a multibillion dollar industry characterised by violent feuds between rival gangs on the east and west coasts.
Gareth Murphy's Cowboys And Indies (Serpent's Tail, £14.99) offers an exhaustive account of the development of the record industry, characterised through interaction between major corporate players and smaller, independent operators.
Alfred A Knopf was certainly not the largest or most profitable publisher in the city, but the company brought a unique mix of cosmopolitanism and style to an industry characterised by caution, narrow horizons and cultural cringe before all things British.
Its market capitalisation again almost matches that of Microsoft, its archrival for many years (see chart 1).The firm's centenary is an occasion to reflect on many things digital, but one question stands out: why is IBM still alive and thriving after so long, in an industry characterised perhaps more than any other by innovation and change?
"The industry is characterised by low customer satisfaction, a weak record of investment in skills and innovation and a cautious approach to increasing levels of output".
Investors and analysts are appreciative of its transformation from a slightly bumbling industry two decades ago, characterised by slow growth and over capacity, to a lean fighting machine where the top brands are hyper aggressive and expanding like mad.
Today's manufacturing industry is characterised by strong interdependencies between companies operating in globally distributed production networks.
