Sentence examples for parallel industry from inspiring English sources
But even the most illustrious organisations now depend on the parallel industry that manufactures icons and turns fans into consumers.
The verbal fencing between Oracle and Microsoft is likely only to sharpen as they compete with increasingly parallel industry strategies.
And then they get work, and you don't see them [again]." By the 1940s, many Christians had become disillusioned with the film industry—enough so that a parallel industry of Christian film was beginning to emerge.
And then they get work and you don't see them [again]." By the 1940s, many Christians had become disillusioned with the film industry—enough so that a parallel industry of Christian film was beginning to emerge.
Within the city, closer ties are being forged "with the mayor's office, with retailers and with parallel industries such as film".
Mineral discoveries of the late 19th century led to rapid development of the mining industry and parallel industrialization.
But the advent of mortgage securitization a decade ago, financial experts say, gave rise to a parallel legal industry.
Jones always sang weird songs and always seemed to be operating in a parallel entertainment industry universe where the rules were drastically modified to accommodate his considerable gifts.
We moved into so-called white-collar jobs that were so different from the those of our parents (meaning, incidentally, in most cases, our fathers) because of two key factors: the economy was expanding and, in parallel, manufacturing industry was already beginning to decline.
In parallel, the industry would design ways to incorporate automatic end-use-load participation into the model so that customers are not bothered by these programs and decisions, and so their lifestyles are not inconvenienced [4].
In addition, examinations tend to reduce academic curiosity, exert great pressure on young students' lives, encourage a parallel education industry involving coaching centres and commercial publishers, and advantage those who can afford to pay for extra tuition.
