Sentence examples for loss industry from inspiring English sources

The Food and Drug Administration, which regulates the hearing loss industry, also requires you to get a doctor's examination.

Antidiet advice defies a $30-billion 30-billions industry, a cultural obsession weighthinness and the fundamentalossblindustryh tenet that it is dangerous to be fat.

This year, given all the Atkins-inspired publicity and the country's worsening obesity epidemic, ad spending by the $39.8 billion weight loss industry is expected to reach a new high.

First the weight loss industry came for our enjoyment of the beach intoning "bikini body" from the last day of winter onwards, and now they are coming for the bedroom.

Androgenetic alopecia is the medical term for the inherited form of hair loss, and while it affects both men and women, it is men whose anxieties tend to be targeted by the hair loss industry.

That idea is gaining strength and popularity among a segment of the overweight population that feels as though traditional dieting to lose weight does more harm than good, ultimately benefiting the $30 billion weight loss industry, not the public.

SHEDDING kilos is harder than putting them on, which is why the weight-loss industry is so big.

The restlessness over low pay extends across the weight-loss industry to Weight Watchers' rivals, including Jenny Craig and Nutrisystem.

James says he was not influenced by the drug companies that funded his work but there's no doubt that, overnight, his report reclassified millions of people as overweight and massively expanded the customer base for the weight-loss industry.

And in an accompanying news release, the mayor's office presented upbeat statements from five other weight-loss industry moguls — one after another, like glowing blurbs on a best seller.

Recently, she also extended the "Oprah effect" to the weight-loss industry when she bought a 10% stake in Weight Watchers in October and caused the stock to jump 105% as a result.