Sentence examples for stunning industry from inspiring English sources

There weren't just stunning personality comparisons between someone like Boakye and Fong or Levchin, there were stunning industry comparisons.

While the revelations are stunning, food industry funding of nutrition research is more common than consumers may realize.

That's why I am dedicating my career to following this stunning new industry.

Since Westchester Medical Center separated from the county government in 1997, it has undergone a stunning growth spurt, industry experts say, pushing its pediatric, cardiac and cancer programs into high gear while expanding its geographic reach with satellite offices around the Hudson Valley.

But, ostensibly at least, it's a stunning reversal by industry execs who have led a lavishly-funded lobbying effort to shut down reform.

Mr. Jobs, after all, has almost single-handedly reshaped a stunning range of industries: music, TV, movies, software, cellphones, and cloud computing.

The Texas town where America's oil and natural gas boom began has voted to ban fracking, in a stunning rebuke to the industry.

In a stunning twist for an industry once on a perpetual building spree, capital spending this year will fall below depreciation, says John Linehan, an analyst with T. Rowe Price, a mutual-fund firm.For reported profits, this shift makes no difference.

The growing demand for Mr Purcell's head from many of his staff, a group of eight high-profile former executives, and a rising number of institutional investors has been answered by a steady march of executives out of Morgan Stanley's doors that is stunning even in an industry known for high turnover.

Planting such seeds, we are reaping just what we are sowing: more heat than light, unending opportunities for food industry abuses, stunning lack of public health progress and the very kind of trees that make the forest impossible to see.

This assessment is based on several macro-economic factors such as the continued crisis in global financial and credit markets combined with the dramatic and stunning failure of Petrochemicals Industries of Kuwait to fulfill its obligation to complete the formation of the K-Dow joint venture in late December 2008".