Sentence examples for industry displayed from inspiring English sources

In the interview, Mr. van Praag – known among Wall Street journalists for a quick, unsparing wit and deep knowledge of the financial industry – displayed patience with Mr. Oey, whose line of questioning was often accusatory in tone.

Still, the move is gradual, and the industry displayed a philosophy that might be best described as less of this and more of that: less displacement in conventional engines and more power per liter; more miles per gallon and less power-robbing friction; less weight and more transmission ratios to keep engines running in their sweet spot.

"All facets of the venture capital industry displayed extraordinary strength during the second quarter.

For the most part, the German film industry displays a fundamental lack of aesthetic daring, of reconsideration of the physical and practical means of filmmaking.

The rumour that Bill Gates himself, founder of Microsoft and figurehead of the world IT industry, displays the traits of Asperger's syndrome, the high-functioning form of autism, spread like wildfire, across – appropriately – the internet.

Despite the allure and potential of the country's new shale fields, Argentina's energy industry displays serious woes, making the conflict with YPF "just the tip of the iceberg of a much more complex energy problem," a report by Barclays says.

For instance, one might expect that individuals working in caring industries display higher prosocial inclination, as jobs in these industries offer more opportunities for engagement in on-the-job prosocial activities.

And I am not as convinced as the new owners that the diverse strands of our media will come together in the narcissism that the advertising industry displays in Campaign magazine.

On the other hand, economies with a greater share of employment in industry display on average higher long-run growth.

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, July 19 , 1947P. 42 The cinema industry has displayed signs of alarm over Dalton's proposal of an increased tax on imported films, to be assessed on the basis of how much any such picture is likely to earn.

Digital beacons have replaced analog as the industry standard, displaying the distance and the direction of a transmitting beacon.