Sentence examples for release industry from inspiring English sources

European nations were hoping this week to release industry to start work on building an orbiter to hunt for methane in Mars' atmosphere in 2016.

Responding to the paper's release, industry body Oil & Gas UK said it remained "firmly neutral" in the debate surrounding the referendum on Scottish independence, but added it welcomed the spotlight being shone on the positive economic impact of the oil and gas sector.

Before the game's release, industry analyst Michael Pachter estimated that Halo Wars would sell 2 million units.

Because "This Is the End" is still two weeks away from release, industry tracking has yet to paint a clear picture of the film's opening-weekend potential.

After the game's release, industry rumors of the game being ported to either console persisted, despite Atsushi Inaba of Clover Studio feeling that Ōkamis action-based gameplay would not translate well to the console and statements from Capcom that there were "no plans for Ōkami on Wii".

Among the releases industry watches are looking forward to are a Beatles version of the popular music game Rock Band, another installment in the action series Halo and another sequel to the war game Call of Duty.

The Sam Raimi-directed picture starring James Franco as the iconic wizard could bring in at least $75 million on its opening weekend, according to those who have seen pre-release industry surveys.

Butler's cold streak at the multiplex is set to continue with "Playing for Keeps," a soccer-themed romantic comedy that may debut with only around $6 million, according to those who have seen pre-release industry surveys.

The app also integrates Rotten Tomatoes ratings, and includes standard details like a text description, release year, industry rating, length, and details on cast, directors, writers, and more.

Medical writers produce sales training materials, press releases for industry, and fact sheets or Web site materials for government organizations.

Scientists believe we are adding to the natural greenhouse effect with gases released from industry and agriculture, trapping more energy and increasing the temperature.