Sentence examples for shape of industries from inspiring English sources

The fight over brokered deposits, though far less public than other struggles over the nation's regulatory system, is one of many in Washington that will help determine the shape of industries ravaged by the economic crisis.

The practical results of these trends are visible in these border towns, where the shape of industry — largely small- to medium-size metal-working companies or factories — is similar.

Quite aside from the new label, there is the use of external producers in the shape of industry veteran Joe Chiccarelli and alt-rock go-to-guy Dave Fridmann, and a more straightforward radio-friendly heft you can hear in the melodies of Do You and Inside Out and the fact that – at a couple of junctures at least – Spoon sound more like Oasis than you might expect from Critical Darlings.

Much of the future shape of the industry will depend on when and how many passengers return to the skies.

"The discussions that take place in the first half of this year based on the initial plans will be critical to the future shape of the industry," he said.

With such uncertainty about the future shape of the industry, bankers are nervous about cutting back too hard in areas that could yet rebound, says Dee Symons of Russell Reynolds, an executive-search firm.

Bottles were produced that could be "binned"—laid down on their sides to mature.By Smith's time the shape of the industry was established for centuries to come.

The possibility of further major consolidation among banks should prompt some soul-searching about the shape of an industry that has such power over the fortunes of ordinary people.

The state decided whether hospitals could add wards or expensive machinery, it plotted the shape of the industry and forced it to shrink, and it set the price of every service, from stitching cuts to delivering babies.

"Given the overall financial shape of the industry, I don't think you can argue that anyone is controlling any market," said Doug Blisset, vice president for network analysis at Delta Air Lines.

Deep divisions emerged among top bankers over the future shape of the industry on Wednesday as business secretary Vince Cable threatened to get tough with banks over their failure to bolster lending to small businesses.