Sentence examples for industry monitors from inspiring English sources

Whether the industry monitors itself or the government steps in, we need a solution so that consumers are comfortable with being tracked.

Blame and a bit of sheepishness seem to frame the debate among industry monitors, bowling equipment manufacturers and bowling alley proprietors.

FirstEnergy contends that its run of recent problems is not the result of a systemic management failure or inadequate investment in its power system, and some industry monitors assert that the company's performance is by and large no better or worse than other giant utilities.

Sources: ACEA [1], local statistical services, internet fora, and industry monitors Table 1 EV market shares and incentives in a selection of countries Open image in new window Sources: Market shares: Shahan [34].

The regulator, funded by the financial services industry, monitors trading and reports to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows has smashed records in the UK with sales now nearing 4m, according to industry monitoring service Nielsen BookScan.

According to F1's industry monitor Formula Money, F1's team owners invested £1.1bn in the sport in 2008 with Honda leading the pack having given their team £240m.

Some airports are better than others at ensuring travellers face minimal disruption, however, with airline industry monitor OAG releasing details of the world's most punctual airports.

For the past six months, almost all the news from banking has been bad, even though this is an industry monitored by vast teams of regulators.

Studios are willing to pay top-dollar salaries for the roles industry monitor Box Office Mojo categorises as "fish-out-of-water father movies" because in an industry practically defined by risk, they are a sound investment.

Dramatic abandonment of the medium by traditional advertisers, such that, since 2007, newspapers, according to industry monitor group Outsell, have seen more than a 40% decline in overall income, the overwhelming amount of that drop due to lost ad revenues.