Sentence examples for industry hosted from inspiring English sources

A MACABRE sort of reunion is taking place in the software industry, hosted by Oracle, the world's third-largest software-maker after Microsoft and IBM.

However, the event will feature a roundtable discussion on the UK games industry, hosted by Sean Dromgoole of industry research company, GameVision.

At a dinner last week for leaders in the renewable energy industry, hosted by the National Journal, the retired general Wesley Clark argued that a climate change agenda could not advance without Obama's personal intervention.

Websites that specialized in a particular occupation or industry hosted on average one and two different types of CVs and job postings, respectively.

Last week, I had the honor of attending the Elle Women In Hollywood Awards, a celebration of the success of women in the entertainment industry hosted by a magazine whose unofficial MO is the empowerment of women around the globe.

Celebrity advocacy has even developed its own awards industry, hosting glitzy galas where showbiz humanitarians are given gongs.

Here, we discuss the recent advancements in the field of N-glycosylation of recombinant therapeutic proteins in E. coli cells, from the manipulation of glycan composition, to the improvement in glycosylation efficiency, along with the challenges that remain before E. coli can be available as an industry host cell for economically viable glycoprotein production.

The Scottish Renewables Forum is an important intermediary organisation for the industry, hosting the annual Green Energy Awards.

This week the for-profit college industry hosts its annual Hill Day, where students and industry representatives come to Washington to talk to their representatives and lobby for industry priorities.

The video was recorded as part of Vanity Fair's annual New Establishment summit, in which a series of influential people from a variety of industries host discussions on modern culture.

I was selected for two Marie Curie Industry-Host Fellowships, which meant I had to change countries again.