Sentence examples for industry implosion from inspiring English sources
Box office turkeys are nothing new, but the bad run comes amid evidence that US audiences are cooling towards 3D – once billed as the saviour of the blockbuster – and warnings from George Lucas and Steven Spielberg that an industry "implosion" owing to big box office crashes will see even established directors frozen out.
Like the mortgage industry implosion of 2008, the college football business is an impending disaster.
Ignoring the doom and gloom predictions of big business, several states passed mandatory deposit bills in the 1970s to deal with mounting packaging waste, and instead of industry implosion, what we saw was innovation.
Spielberg and Lucas rose to prominence on the coat tails of the last great movie-industry "implosion": the New Hollywood movement of the 1970s.
After the aerospace-industry implosion triggered a prolonged recession in the early 1990's, many middle-class whites fled California (in the process transforming neighboring Nevada from a Democratic to a Republican state).
Recently, in the wake of the digital revolution and the music industry's implosion, Solomon and Blumberg have begun serving as agents for technologists.
It also examines the constant consolidation — in the music companies, in radio, in concert promotion — that helped lead to the industry's implosion.
As in the early stages of telegraph and telephone development, competition has accelerated the deployment of new networks and the introduction of new services, but it is also driving the industry's implosion.
On the face of it, the Hoosiers don't seem like victims of the music industry's implosion: the London-based band were given the full-on major label push in 2007, and sold a million records.
The industry's implosion in the last year has already claimed several property companies as casualties.
Were just a handful of big budget tent-pole Hollywood movies to flop, the two men warned, there could be an industry-changing "implosion – or a big meltdown".
