Sentence examples for industry details from inspiring English sources

Impact, which covers the market-research industry, details some of the unit's triumphs and tribulations (as well as describing a rival technique known as the "steer").

Rather, this Wellesley graduate does diligent homework on all aspects of the fashion business, and often the art, antiques and jewelry trades, spinning intricate plots jammed with industry details, which also offer inside looks at worlds of high-octane glamour.

"Down and Dirty Pictures Simonon & Schuster, Peter Biskindd's new book about the independent film industry, details example after example of Sundance directors seduced and then disappointed by Mr. Weinstein.

You should be prepared to provide information about the business and its industry, details on the due diligence that you've done, your financial projections, and the deal terms that you are proposing.

I don't usually read celebrity bios--they tend to dwell on boring industry details or to airbrush over the truly interesting details in the artist's life.

National Estimates of Gross Employment and Job Flows from the Quarterly Workforce Indicators with Demographic and Industry Detail.

National Estimates of Gross Employment and Job Flows from the Quarterly Workforce Indicators with Demographic and Industry Detail, Journal of Econometrics.

Students of corporate America are unlikely to learn much from it, while other readers will probably struggle to get through the monotony of industry detail.

Last week, the Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, delivered a stark warning to the insurance industry, detailing the varied risks global markets face as a result of climate change.

As for the "tutor-proof" 11-plus, judging by the booming private tuition industry, detailed in a Sutton Trust report on Thursday, it would suggest that parents still feel it's worth forking out to give their child the best possible advantage.

Through their subject, the directors offer bigger-picture insight into the porn industry, detailing, for example, the extremes some performers are willing to go to be successful.