Sentence examples for industry mixed from inspiring English sources

Year after year they resurface, regardless of whether the world really needs another film about the porn industry, mixed martial arts or Kurt Cobain.

WASHINGTON — Members of the presidential panel that investigated the 2010 BP oil rig explosion and spill sharply criticized Congress on Tuesday for refusing to act on any of its recommendations and gave the Obama administration and the oil industry mixed marks.

Instead of wonderful satire about the movie industry mixed with politics, the two went overboard with, "Oh, there's Meryl Streep," "Oh, there's George Clooney," and so on ad nausea until it appeared they were going to single out every celebrity in the house.

Bridgwater is a former port for its now-moribund cloth industry; its mixed industrial base produces bricks and tiles, footwear, and furniture.

Taking a view across the entire industry shows mixed predictions.

The world already looks at the fashion industry with mixed feelings of bemusement, if not distaste.

Others in the publishing industry expressed mixed feelings about the prospects for these types of memoirs, even before Sept. 11.

The end of Glass-Steagall ushered in an era of consolidation and integration within the financial services industry, with mixed results.

True, the finance industry sends mixed signals: it demands good financial results above all else, and in parts of the financial world notably the private-equity part scepticism on CSR still runs deep.

However the German industry has mixed feelings about its most outstanding product to date – the 536ft motor yacht, Eclipse, which was completed by the Hamburg yard, Blohm + Voss last year for Roman Abramovich.

Meanwhile, the rest of the oil industry was mixed, as Chevron slipped 0.2%, Exxon Mobil gained 0.8% and ConocoPhillips decreased 0.9%.