Sentence examples for shift in industry from inspiring English sources

Executives know that to concede the writers' noneconomic demands would lead to a radical shift in industry power.

Page A19 Business AIRLINE'S BANKRUPTCY FILING HIGHLIGHTS SHIFT IN INDUSTRY American Airlines' decision to file for bankruptcy highlighted both the industry's remarkable transformation over the last decade and the distance now separating the airline from its peers.

But only 16 manufacturers and restaurants had signed on to the initiative, and records released to The Times through the state's Freedom of Information Law reveal a shift in industry strategy.

While I'm sure they're nice people, the kids are not as telling of a massive shift in industry perception than the fact that Burns started out as an intern.

Mr. Jobs's statement drew criticism from some competitors, who argued that he was simply trying to get in front of a shift in industry strategy and claim credit for it.

McGinn said that Lucent's third problem was a drop in sales of telecommunications software that he attributed to a shift in industry order patterns that will level out during the year.

After the Feds expected rate cut on Tuesday, many investors resumed fishing for values in high-growth tech stocks and "story stocks" valued on talks of paradigmatic shifts in industry trends rather than old-fashioned fundamentals such as book value, earnings per share, return on equity and payout ratio.

Over the next two years, Ford and SHFT also plan to be at cultural events, such as music and film festivals, promoting sustainability and positive shifts in industry and technology.

14 For drug manufacturers, rapid deployment and adoption are necessitated by shifts in industry economics and public demand.

But it also taught me how to look at businesses, and see how certain shifts in industries create opportunities.

Since the 1970s, economic restructuring and shifts in industries have morphed the occupational path of workers, curbing socioeconomic mobility for many wages of African-American workers which have trended upward in the 1960s and 1970s started stalling beginning in the 1980s.