Sentence examples for ordering industry from inspiring English sources

The funding news comes at busy time for the online food ordering industry, with IPOs for GrubHub and European counterpart Just Eat having recently brought a lot of attention to the consumer demand for these kinds of services, as well as the services' potential pitfalls, which on GrubHub's side at least have included slowing profits and potential competition from chain restaurants themselves.

The Web site, which cost $2 million to set up, includes product information, easy ordering, industry news and safety sheets to meet federal regulations.

Our politicians established an energy policy ordering the industry to build smaller cars but gave no incentive or encouragement for people to buy them.

Then Amazon went on to disrupt the entire mail-order industry, and then the whole world.

It forms the basis of the entire direct-mail order industry, which now draws about as much advertising expenditure as television.

A12 BUSINESS IN THE MAIL -- With the holiday season approaching, the mail order industry is scrambling to assuage new public fears about unsolicited deliveries.

Mr. Fishel was a pioneer in the advertising mail order industry, introducing clients to the concept of television commercials by persuading well-known television stars such as Dave Garroway, Steve Allen, Jack Paar, Johnny Carson and Hugh Downs to do live commercials.

With the holiday season approaching, the mail order industry is scrambling not only to prepare for the busiest period of the year but also to reassure Americans suddenly leery of unsolicited mail.

It was started by the Australian immigrant Alfred Johnson Smith, and the company set up shop in Chicago, where the mail-order industry was burgeoning with the advent of rural delivery.

Although March saw modest improvements in the trends for production and new orders, industry is still hovering close to the stagnation mark and will struggle to make a meaningful contribution to the next set of GDP growth figures".

With each of the three shows producing about 22 episodes a season, and a supporting cast of at least 20 needed to play each episode's lawyers, police officers and gruesomely slain paralegals, the "Law & Order" industry has become the most important staple in a traditionally lean New York acting diet.