Sentence examples for interpreting industry from inspiring English sources

In "Some Words About Interpreting" (In the Hunt, Web column, Aug. 8), Brent Bowers states that the translation and interpreting industry "doesn't even have a trade association".

In 1978 the National Park Service stepped in, taking on the enormous task of interpreting an industry and the lives of people who worked there.  .

"People interpret this industry as rude because the pace is so fast," he said.

Indeed, some prominent consumer advocates have interpreted the industry's proposal as an act of bad faith.

The investigation was motivated by the question how executives interpret the industry's mid term future and how they reflect on steering their companies.

Video game journalists have always interpreted the industry in the grand narratives of generations, console wars, legacies and heritage.

AstraZeneca's announcement this February that it would spin out its early-stage research into a separate company was interpreted by industry analysts as a signal that it, too, was stepping out of the field.

The standardbred industry interpreted the report as an indication that Christie wants to shut it down.

Thus Biskind's book, however flawed, must be welcomed for attempting to interpret the entertainment industry with at least some seriousness of purpose.

Mr. Ozzie's ascent is interpreted by some industry executives as an acknowledgment by Mr. Gates that it is time for Microsoft to build a new foundation on the Internet.

S6 has been interpreted by some industry and regulatory authorities, often due to lack of experience with these types of products, as encouraging a broader or more conventional toxicology program similar to that normally conducted for small molecules.