For many drivers, the $1.5 billion taxi industry can be a morass of multilevel companies, arcane contracts and medallion owners whose names sometimes remain veiled by bureaucratic paperwork.
To succeed in any health care field, according to Moss, a highly niche-driven, tight focus is required to overcome the morass created by the industrys disparate legacy systems.
Instead of receiving a scholarship, basic training and job placement, Ms. Madera struggled to gain a footing into the beauty industry and eventually fell into a financial morass that she has been unable to escape.
The financial morass engulfing the investment banking industry and the nation this week was not about to stop Ms. Rich and her coterie from raising money for their cause over the next month, nor from having a good time.
The law which hasn't changed much in 40 years—has drawn persistent criticism from both industry and environmentalists for creating a bureaucratic morass.
At times, this record's innovative, slow-moving morass of thick industrial atmosphere just makes me want to listen to more innovative, slow-moving morasses.
The one thing he did not foresee, he says, was the effect of what he calls "this incredible morass of regulations" affecting the telecommunications industry.
The short answer is that the current market morass has not undermined the widespread belief in the communications industry that optical networks are still in the early stage of an enormous expansion.
(AP) BUSINESS DAY C1-10 Fainh in Fiber The fiber-optics industry has created a glut of installed but unused fiber, but the current market morass has not undermined the widespread belief in the communications industry that optical networks are still in the early stage of an enormous expansion and researchers are pursuing radically new technologies.
Andrew Lack, industry outsider, will need a few more excellent ideas to pull Sony Music out of its deep morass.
