Sentence examples for industry predictions from inspiring English sources

2. Know your market: understanding industry predictions is key to staying afloat and remaining competitive, ensuring that small businesses can react and adapt quickly to changing market conditions.

Johnston Press will be commendable owners of this great, innovative newspaper, whose success has defied industry predictions, and which was named National Newspaper of the Year last year.

All the industry predictions were that we would now only listen to music in playlists, and the new tastemakers would be Spotify employees making mood-defined collections of songs called things like "Rainy Monday" or "Pre-Menstrual Synthpop".

Neither television, VCR's nor DVD's have stopped audiences from gathering in the dark together to watch super-sized figures on a giant screen, fearful industry predictions to the contrary.

In 1998, Denmark became the first country to ban the practice, despite industry predictions of sicker animals, more contaminated meat, and economic pain to farmers.

Quidenus-Wahlforss said: "Industry predictions show that insurance data will grow by 94% in 2018, 84% of which will be in highly variable documentation.

In this paper, it is shown how this neural model can be applied to three common tasks in control engineering: modelling of a diffusion section in a sugar industry, prediction in a wastewater plant, and neural model-based predictive control in a sugar factory.

For the full year, the general industry prediction has moved from 15.5 million cars/trucks to 16 million.

The greeting card industry, confounding predictions that its products were out of sync in the mobile age, has been early in embracing such messaging to reach its customers.

The survey was based on a poll of 1,000 investors who said they were not deterred by the volatility of the real estate industry and predictions of an even wider slowdown in the property market in 2006.

Despite being the nation's most popular method of watching TV, two years ago Freeview was in danger of drifting towards switchoff, overwhelmed by the mobile industry's predictions of an all-online future, the ill-fated YouView, Sky's expansion and the introduction of internet TV services such as Netflix.