Sentence examples for industry handling from inspiring English sources

Its Windows operating system is the standard in the personal computer industry, handling the basic operations on 95percentt of PC's sold today.

Last time there was some hilarious spat about Russian delegates not being given visas because of some frightful chap called Mr Putin (the Russians still embarrassed fellow delegate David Cameron by waltzing into Hampshire to exhibit their gear); this time the big issue is sure to be lots of theorising about the industry handling a Brexit.

'The Dark Knight Rises' and Hollywood's Response: How has the movie industry handled this "act of real-life violence"?

Last year, that company took in more revenue from commissions — $7.7 billion — than the whole barter industry handled in transactions.

Each incumbent, as they are known in the industry, handles as few as 60 access lines or as many as 50,000, and altogether they serve nearly five million customers.

Another proposed rule would change the way the industry handles high-cost loans; it would ban prepayment penalties and, in most cases, "balloon payments" — the large, lump-sum payment due at the end of the loan.

As an idealistic young black man there was a whole universe of knowledge to be acquired about how this industry handles the question of race in America, and this was vital to one's survival.

Some favorite examples were a review of how animals have been depicted in National Geographic magazine since 1888 and an analysis of how China's dairy industry handled the 2008 melamine poisoning scandal.

Having apparently learned nothing from the way the music industry handled peer-to-peer trafficking of musical wares, Marvel Comics has decided to go after a couple of torrent sites that specialize in tracking comics.

The reuse industry handles 3.8 billion pounds of textiles annually.

During the period in which government policy was being formulated the number of passengers exceeded 200 million, and in 2006 the industry handled over 236 million passengers (up 3 per cent from the previous year), with nearly 2.4 million air transport movements (up 1.8 per cent).