Sentence examples for industry tradition from inspiring English sources

Radio buffs will note that the short-lived stations conformed to industry tradition.

Under industry tradition, the first contract will establish a pattern for agreements with the other automakers.

That is partly a legacy of the auto industry tradition of each company designing and building vehicles to its own specifications.

These changes, albeit a marketing, not a film-making decision, nevertheless stand in a time-honoured industry tradition of downplaying homosexuality.

It is challenging viticulture, which explains the industry tradition of families such as the Symingtons, with 13 generations' experience to call on in making port.

Mr. Bogle broke from industry tradition in 1977, when Vanguard eliminated upfront sales charges and marketed directly to investors instead of brokers.

Rihanna, Beyoncé, Pixies, Bowie and Radiohead all sidestepped industry traditions by dropping albums with no warning.

But, she added, industry traditions like the "booth babes" at the annual Electronic Entertainment Expo, known as E3, need to end before women will feel fully welcome.

Yet companies consistently ignore addressing such customer pain points, and instead limit their focus to industry traditions, competitors, or internally driven innovation.

Paso's garagistes aren't really working in their garages, but all are very small (producing fewer than 1,500 cases a year) and many are breaking away from industry traditions.

Mr. Tisch, whose background is largely that of a financier, could turn his lack of experience in network broadcasting to his advantage by breaking some industry traditions and imposing new rules, analysts said yesterday.