Sentence examples for used industry from inspiring English sources

The amount of advertising pages, a widely used industry benchmark, rose 18percentt in the third quarter compared with the year-earlier period.

Even so, without naming names, the disclosed expenses highlighted a widely used industry strategy of focusing much of the marketing money on a group of influential doctors.

Last year, the Post Carbon Institute (PCI) published Hughes' study, Drilling California: A Reality Check on the Monterey Shale, which conducted an empirical analysis of oil production data using a widely used industry database also relied on by the EIA.

But the new law will not shed light on what the Biotronik documents indicate is a widely used industry practice: the hiring by a device maker of a doctor's spouse or other relative.

Peter Moore Smith, executive creative director at Publicis New York, used industry terms to describe how the campaign is about "the burn" — the use of points that loyalty members accumulate — rather than "the earn," how the points can be accumulated.

The company's latest trading update, released this week, was a mixed bag, with higher-than-expected subscriber growth, but declines in average revenue per user, a widely used industry measure, in Britain, Germany, Italy and Japan.

Dell Computer, for example, has used industry-standard technology to run its business.

In three other polls since the Democratic convention that used industry-standard methodologies and called cellphones, Mr. Obama's lead in Ohio was between five and seven percentage points.

In five polls since the Democratic convention that used industry-standard methodologies and that called cellphones, Mr. Obama's lead in Ohio has been between 5 and 10 percentage points.

To arrive at the "ten times" statistic, the team used industry-standard "linguistic resource classification," which is to say that it scanned for the frequency of words such as "excessive," "miss," "wrong," "ridiculous," "wasted," "degrading," "evil," "crap," and "ugly" versus "yay," "best," "love," "happy," "great," "amazing," "beautiful," "like," "you rock!," and "heartwarming".

These tools can be used industry-wide with only minor modifications being done by each user.