Sentence examples for industry distinguished from inspiring English sources

A survey run by the Thai government to assess the scope of its domestic medical tourism industry distinguished between international patients who were medical tourists, ill vacationers, and expatriates living in Thailand or a neighbouring country, which confirms the distinctions being used here [ 15].

Mr. Fuerstman served overseas in the paratroops during W.W. II and enjoyed a long career in the textile industry, distinguishing himself as an innovator of wash and wear fabrics.

The pledge helped Citigroup fend off greater regulation of the card industry and distinguished the company as an industry leader.

Andrew Logan, the director of Ceres's insurance program, said Wednesday that the insurance industry "is distinguished by poor disclosure on this issue".

Writing in the New York Review of Books, my colleague Max Rodenbeck maintains:In its ability to plan and carry out terrorism, bin Laden's own outfit often dubbed al-Qaeda Central by the terrorism tracking industry to distinguish the mother group's Afghan and Pakistani bases from regional off-shoots—had long since lost its edge.

Also, the industry characteristics distinguish the appropriate marketing tools to be used in development of a brand as well as to position the brand in various marketplaces.

The objective of this study is to evaluate the environmental impact of the Italian gray cement and clinker industry, after distinguishing between the upstream and the core phases of these processes.

It will enable you to leave your mark on the industry and distinguish your product from others.

The fundamental value of service in the healthcare industry can be distinguished from other services, thus raising the challenge of assessing comparative service quality of care providers in this complex industry.

"There's an industry, always, for distinguished, educated women who get their heads chopped off".

Second, those challenging the law do not question Congress's power to regulate the "multitrillion-dollar health insurance industry," but rather distinguish such regulation from a command for individuals to purchase that industry's products.