Sentence examples for response industries from inspiring English sources

Drones — meaning not just polycopters, but unpiloted vehicles of all kinds — will (for better or worse) transform the military, defense, surveillance and disaster response industries far more than they already have, and may turn the transport of high-value goods into an aerial packet-switched network, just as shipping containers revolutionized bulk goods.

In response, industry lobbyists and some lawmakers have made the absurd argument that open trading would hurt banks' flexibility to continue doing business as usual.

Ask anyone in the direct response industry to describe e-commerce, and you're bound to get the same response: Internet retailing is simply another kind of direct marketing, not fundamentally different from the catalog and club businesses that have long made their money selling directly to consumers.

Full-page ads with images of Mayor Bloomberg dressed as a woman charging "nanny state" indicate that the best response industry can muster is (sexist) name-calling.

That is the thinking behind the demand-response industry, which pays consumers to curb their electricity use, and then sells the resulting spare capacity back to the grid.

In response critical industries were prioritised over the army ("reserved occupations"), including munitions, food production and merchant shipping.

In response, the industry's two self-policing groups, N.Y.S.E.

In 2001, in response to industry challenges, the Supreme Court unanimously reaffirmed the law's bedrock principles.

In response, the industry is now pushing for uniform labeling on phenylpropanolamine products.

Last Oct. 30, Gale Norton, Mr. Babbitt's successor, substituted her own rules in response to industry complaints and lawsuits.

Wardle cited the South Australian government's commitment to review live music regulation and red tape as the kind of response the industry needs.