Sentence examples for industry lessons from inspiring English sources

Mr. Phan predicts the luxury market in China and India could grow by about 6percentto7percentcent over the next 12 months in line with economic growth, he wrote in a recently released report commissioned by MasterCard, "The Luxury Industry: Lessons Learnt from Past Crises".

They have taught many lessons to the rest of the industry, lessons which are now being adopted.

It is bigger than the movie industry and predicted to expand with new emerging platforms like VR. Greylock investment partner Josh Elman talked to Discord CEO Jason Citron about the e-sports industry, lessons learned from pivoting, viral growth and why the PC still matters for gamers.

But the music industry lesson is one that is not lost on publishing.

He was less receptive to another industry lesson: that pop stardom has a short half-life.

In October, the American Society for Mechanical Engineers (ASME) will convene a task force of experts and authorities in risk management processes to begin exploration of experiences across industries, lessons learned, best practices, R&D needs and ethical responsibilities associated with mitigating the consequences of complex system failures.

Your Technology Issue (June 24) gave commerce and industry invaluable lessons on the importance of patents and know-how.

He says he was always interested in hair and during his 12 years in the financial industry took lessons and apprenticeships on the side to learn the trade.

A senior research scientist at the CSIRO, Nico Adams, says customised and intelligent manufacturing is an issue for all industries and lessons learnt from the multinationals could help small to medium-sized Australian businesses grappling with industry 4.0.

The Three Tenors, and their popular offspring (Andrea Bocelli, who was originally supposed to sing in the park Saturday but canceled; Charlotte Church; Russell Watson; the Opera Babes), seem to have taught the music industry a lesson: there are huge amounts of money to be made in the exploitation of mediocrity.

This paper gives some examples from different industries where lessons were not learnt and a notable one where the lessons were shared to the benefit of the public.