Sentence examples for industry matching from inspiring English sources

Designer and former pop singer Victoria Beckham, 42, receives an OBE for services to the fashion industry, matching the honour given to her husband, David, 13 years ago.

JTIs are large programs that provide public support to private research and innovation, with industry matching E.U. funding.

This has caused them to turn toward industry and research done collaboratively between the university and the private sector: in other words, money from industry, matching funds from government, and applied research done in the university lab.

However, from the point of view of industry matching and cost-effectiveness, MCCE method is much more suitable for large-scale production, since the conventional texturing process is also based on wet chemical etching [6].

As the emergence of this new industry matches to the characteristics of Japan's institutional and knowledge regime we essentially argue that the notion of regimes with fewer start-ups being inefficient is erroneous.

"Somali ministers, members of Parliament, diplomats and 'freelance brokers' have transformed access to foreign visas into a growth industry, matched possibly only by piracy," selling visas for $10,000 to $15,000 each, the report said.

Or when wages in the buggy whip industry match those in mobile broadband applications.

This was the highest straight salary for any actor in the industry, matched only by Tom Mix's new arrangement with Fox.

Tim Grollman London Productivity in the UK car industry matches or exceeds the best elsewhere in Europe.

Companies involved in this industry match investors who want higher yields with borrowers who want to slash their high cost of debt.

The estimated and holdout sample have been classified into 14 industry category matching with their economic activity with the National Industrial Classification Code (NIC) 3 digit classification of 2008 (See Table 2).