Sentence examples for industry crunch from inspiring English sources

Just as the government began pushing "technopreneurship" shortly before the Internet bubble burst, it has turned to biotechnology during an industry crunch.

Older industries crunch data with just as much enthusiasm as new ones these days.

And there's a whole small industry of crunching numbers on the 1995-6 shutdown, etc., to estimate the likely impact on next year's elections.

A lightweight investment bank will struggle to draw the best talent, and Nomura is unlikely to get bigger if overall capacity in the industry is crunched.

The industry has crunched the numbers, and state officials confirm they could be short the amount they would need to fully cover provider rates by a total of 33 percent, or $1.2 billion.

CardHub.com, a credit-card industry site, crunched data from rating agencies and the Federal Reserve and found that in the 18-month period from January 2009 through June 2010, American lenders simply wrote off $124.1 billion in credit card balances as uncollectable.

The industry insidiously aligns crunch with passion.

If we're to accept the young industry theory of crunch, big studios should have the resources – if not the management acumen – to address the problem.

Alternatively, veteran developers who stay within the industry could mitigate crunch by taking a proactive stance and integrating good practices from the top down.

Much of the pharmaceutical industry faces a crunch in the next few years because today's blockbusters will lose patent protection and their research pipelines have failed to come up with enough replacements.

It is fair to say that students and young new entrants to the industry do see crunch and unpaid overtime as price of admission – as 'the way it is in games'".