Sentence examples for industry guides from inspiring English sources

You can also download industry guides from the British Library.

"They are catering to the industry — guides, outfitters, landowners, things like that," Mr. Boulter argued, saying groups that support wolf hunts are not necessarily conservationists.

Picard said John Maine the expert witness had issued a report that lacked "any principle or methodology" and cited no "surveys, sources, books, treatises, industry guides, periodicals, studies or any other objective third-party analysis".

They said his opinion about the case, and the obligations of Wilpon and Katz as longtime and profitable investors with Madoff, was unsupported by "surveys, sources, books, treatises, industry guides, periodicals, studies or any other objective third-party analysis".

So I went to the IP centre and they gave me a shedload of stuff: advice on how to register the company, a list of industry guides, useful links.

The Age Smart Industry Guides - available free at Age Smart Employer NYC - are published by the Columbia Aging Center at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University, with funding from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.

Factories would be located in places whether Detroit, Bavaria or Bangladesh that have a comparative advantage in car making, and investors' capital would be allocated wherever it could earn the best return.All these gains, however, depend on car making becoming a normal industry, guided by industrial logic rather than by politics.

Mr. Sacher ends up being a sort of sunglass Sacagawea, full of knowledge of the industry, guiding me around the display cases.

According to "Clothing: Asia-Pacific Industry Guide," a 2010 report by Research and Markets, the Asia-Pacific menswear market generated total revenues of $67.5 billion in 2008, the most recent figures available.

According to projections in the latest edition of the F1 industry guide, Formula Money, which was released last month, Silverstone's fee comes to £12.2m this year and will hit £18.9m in 2020, rising to £19.9m in 2021.

As many as 4,000 British pubs will deservedly go out of business over the next year because they are "stuck in the 1980s" and complacently offering "indifferent" food, drink and service, a national industry guide has predicted.