Sentence examples for industry demands from inspiring English sources

Are they playing catch-up to industry demands?

She is not performing live for the money, nor because the industry demands it of her.

Anna Soubry, the small business, industry and enterprise minister, told a committee of MPs on Tuesday that the government would respond to industry demands for more support.

Just a few days ago, some supporters of George W. Bush hoped that he would show his mettle by standing up to steel industry demands for tariff protection.

Several MEPs credit pressure from several governments sensitive to car industry demands – and some trades unions – with splitting socialist and liberal groupings in parliament.

Isabelle Guichot, the chief executive of Balenciaga since 2007, said in a telephone interview on Thursday that the role of a designer in today's industry demands a quality that she called "creative realism".

The Columbia economist Joseph Stiglitz and Robert Johnson of the Roosevelt Institute wrote in their letter (below) to regulators on the rule, "If absolute simplicity is truly what the industry demands, then the regulator should provide that".

Consumer advocates, like Dr. Sidney Wolfe of Public Citizen, however, said that device regulation was already much less stringent than for drugs and that the F.D.A. was caving in to industry demands rather than ensuring consumer safety.

Singer Katie Melua has made a plea to MPs to extend copyright protection for UK musicians, adding her voice to music industry demands ahead of a keenly awaited government review.

Friday's meeting of every energy minister in Australia is looking to be at risk of bowing to gas industry demands and sparking a run on gas development around the country to head off a supposed shortage.

The report claimed that "no traditional news organization has been more successful in the transition to digital than The New York Times" but it also concluded that "the pace of change in our industry demands that we move faster".