Sentence examples for industry curve from inspiring English sources

(Chinen) Celebrating GRP Records's 30th Anniversary (Friday through Sunday) Ahead of the industry curve at the dawn of digitization, and always inclined toward the sleekest sort of populism, GRP is now a white dwarf in the constellation known as the Verve Music Group.

And while their nimble approach to music and merch drops will continue to pivot to stay ahead of the industry curve, the one consistent underpinning the group's output will be the values instilled in them by the neighbourhood that raised them, a fact Spycc is firm on.

Arcview Group CEO Troy Dayton said, "If Wurk can get the growing number of dispensaries and cultivation centers to unplug whatever they were hobbling together before to run their businesses, all you have to do is look at the industry growth curve and extrapolate.

This in turn will force premiums for both existing and future home insurance policy buyers to further increase as the short-run insurance industry supply curve of property insurance policies begins to slope steadily upward (Gronn 1994).

Vincent Bryan wrote the lyrics of "In My Merry Oldsmobile" in 1905 to pay tribute to the toast of the fledgling American auto industry, the Curved Dash runabout from the Olds Motor Works.

In return for helping these companies get off the ground in the hard-to-crack music industry, S-Curve will sometimes take an equity stake in the company, which is the case with Interlude.

This paper provides an economic assessment of thorium availability by creating cumulative-availability and potential mining-industry cost curves, based on known thorium resources.

It well illustrates the everlasting efforts of our industries to stay on-line with the global industrial learning curve.

"I just want to make a change in the curve industry because I want other curve girls to realize that you don't have to dress a certain way because you are curvy".

"There's so many people out there just like me, and right now the curve industry is just blowing up because people are realizing curve models are cool, and most people are not that skinny".

Even now, as airlines try to use ICAO as a fig leaf in Paris, the organization is discussing weak emission standards that would barely bend the industry's carbon growth curve.