Sentence examples for proven industry from inspiring English sources

To me, it makes more sense to build on an area's proven industry than try to copy what works elsewhere.

In doing so, however, this paradigm shift also presents a huge challenge: education and public sectors are typically not familiar with matured product development and (project) management principles and often do not apply proven industry practices to the definition, design, delivery and improvement of their educational products.

Pressed to respond to the comparison, Representative Cliff Stearns, Republican of Florida and chairman of the Energy and Commerce subcommittee on oversight and investigations, explained that the loan guarantee for nuclear power plant construction was for a "proven industry that has been successful and has established a record".

The tremors caused by this process have caused cracks in the foundations of his house, claims Strasky, but he cannot prove industry was the cause.

Special computer software certifications are a good way to prove industry standard knowledge and make you somewhat more independent of a rock-solid IT background and years of experience.

The second reason why tablets are ready is related to business: mobile apps are a proven, profitable industry.

Moye profiled porn industry "Performer of the Year" nominee Asa Akira and tried to explain why piracy and offshore competition is proving the industry isn't recession-proof.

Both were taken deep in the draft, dismissed as big-bodied and one-dimensional, yet needed only one full season in the minors to prove the industry wrong.

At one stage, the Queensland Resources Council ran television advertisements claiming a government-funded study proved the industry and port development were not harming the reef.

The September Issue, a documentary showing Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour preparing for the 2007 autumn fashion issue, proved the industry is just as fascinating when observed from behind the scenes.

Speaking to the Guardian, Telegraph film critic Tim Robey, who himself is gay, said that Get Hard proved the industry had not moved on from its troubling and derogatory past.