Sentence examples for seating industry from inspiring English sources

To date, the majority of questionnaires present in the automotive seating industry have been designed using questionable developmental methods with suspect statistical rigor.

The modern aircraft-seating industry is highly specialized.

"Regardless of the front man President Trump puts into the secretary's seat, industry ties still run deep at Interior," said Chase Huntley, senior director for the energy and climate program at the Wilderness Society.

The country's most gripping argument about age discrimination is centered not in the toilet-seat industry but in commercial aviation.

"The aviation-seating industry isn't like the automotive industry," Park told me later.

The revenue lost by leaving a seat empty — a spoiled seat, in industry parlance — typically exceeds the cost of compensating a bumped passenger.

Revenue per seat, an industry benchmark, was up 7.7%.

The schedule changes reflect a 23percentt reduction in United's total number of seats, an industry measure of capacity.

Parents also are seeking harness seats for older disabled children and are responding to experts' findings that harnesses distribute crash forces more evenly than seat belts, industry observers said.

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Despite the advice of safety and medical experts and the widespread availability of portable car seats, the industry estimates that only a small number of the estimated 5,000 to 10,000 babies who fly each day are adequately restrained.