Sentence examples for industry dropping from inspiring English sources
Yahoo's stock has been one of the notable casualties in some weakness in the tech industry, dropping 17% over the course of the year.
Still, the sister resorts Boyne Mountain and Boyne Highlands in the Lower Peninsula of Michigan may have taken the most revolutionary step in the industry, dropping lift-ticket prices this winter, from $43 to $39.
Page B1 A WORSE TIME IN A BAD MONTH It was a bad, double-digit slowdown for most retailers in January, with the overall retail industry dropping 1.8percentt in a month already known for slow sales.
With poor performances in the online dating, coolness and night life categories, it's no surprise the Motor City is emulating its struggling auto industry, dropping from No. 16 to No. 33 on this year's list.
Between the late 1980s and the late 1990s the number of jobs in Lane county's lumber industry dropped from 11,500 to 6,800.
Kenneth C. Griffin, who runs one of the biggest and most successful hedge fund firms, has a blunt assessment: "We, as an industry, dropped the ball".
Employment in the city's securities industry dropped by about 8,000 jobs from August to January, a decline of about 4percentt.
Its shares collapsed, and the company that for 70 years had been the bellwether of British industry dropped out of the index of leading companies.John Mayo, the dealmaker who advised ICI on the Zeneca deal, also helped wreck GEC.
As the number of men starting out in the industry dropped in this country by 5,000 last year, the number of women taking to agriculture, be it arable, pastoral or dairy, rose by 6,000.
A Wish List for Fixing Wall Street By ANDREW ROSS SORKIN Kenneth C. Griffin, who runs one of the biggest and most successful hedge fund firms, has a blunt assessment: "We, as an industry, dropped the ball".
The spirits industry dropped its decades-long voluntary ban on running TV and radio commercials in 1997, saying it was outdated to follow different rules from those for brewers and vintners.
