Sentence examples for usual industry from inspiring English sources
The main difference is that LiMo is the usual industry coalition of (more or less) equals whereas Google's Open Handset Alliance is controlled by Google.
His brand of low-barrier-to-entry rap has become the template for a new generation of teenage artists using the Internet as their primary promotion tool, creating rabid fan bases outside of usual industry structures.
As Wall Street has returned to business as usual, industry power has become even more concentrated among relatively few firms, thus intensifying the debate over how to minimize the risks to the system.
This was more than the usual industry hyperbole, since Ms. Vialitsina is not only an uncommon beauty but, at the age of 15, a potential long-term gold mine.
Moreover, Mr. Moore said, the company can choose the kind of work it presents free of the usual industry concerns about whether a given film will attract young audiences.
"They were experiencing what it was like to be on that bus – which I thought was perhaps not a bad thing!" That quip says a lot about Arnold, a film-maker for whom the usual industry rules of writing, casting and shooting do not seem to apply.
Given that the potential rise in ill-health and fall in productivity due to NCDs over the next 20 years is threatening the viability of business-as-usual, industry can develop more sustainable business models that will seek to reduce the major risk factors and promote healthy ageing in the workforce and among consumers, benefiting both the bottom line and the health of the population.
Ismail's interest in business development has taken him beyond the usual games industry circuit – North America, Europe, Japan – and into emerging territories.
The problem is that, as usual, the industry is being far too optimistic about how quickly it can launch the service.
As usual, the industry is serving up plenty to choose from, even if the slow economy has lightened the wallet a bit.
His politics are well outside the usual music industry liberalism; he's a libertarian, in fact, and a fan of Ronald Reagan.
