Sentences with phrase «everyone in the industry now»

Everyone in the industry now understands what it takes to become a massive blockbuster.

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Now, the company will have to squeeze out profits on thin e-commerce margins like everyone else in the industry, meaning the pressure is on to grow quickly to an enormous size where profit margins can get better.

We get those calls now that we have 1,650 clients, because everyone in our industry knows about us.

Right now their is no reason the price shouldn't be $ 30 a barrel, or even lower based on supply, but the everyone involved in the industry and speculators hate the idea so much they are keeping the price up.

With nearly 20 - years working in the tech industry, she is now focussed on harnessing the capability of the internet to make it a force for good, for everyone across Britain.

But the recovery industry is mature enough now that it offers price points for everyone, and insurance companies know that it is cheaper to pay for a few months in rehab than it is to cover the aftermath of drunken car crashes.

«It's no secret that corporate influence in our government causes disasters — everyone knows that all industry has increasingly been too close to our government for years now and has been quietly deciding our policies, but this time it's the last straw,» said David Braun, MoveON Manhattan Coordinator.

Because as everyone in the fitness industry knows, a lot of the people you see at the training center fail to reach their goals, quit after a couple of months of training, and / or gradually transition over from the stringent exercise plan they had set up towards training once every now and then.

I'm still considered a newbie having only been in the industry for about a year now... so I look up to everyone.

The denim fabric that was used for Our Most Sustainable Jeans Ever was certified at the gold level by the Cradle to Cradle Products Innovations Institute and is now accessible for everyone via the Fashion Positive Library of the C2C institute and will hopefully be picked up by others in the industry.

I hope everyone has recovered from the shocking news about Boston Maraphon bombing, and now it's an appropriate time to take a look around the Internet and find out what is happening in the online dating industry.

The rise of mobile has changed the game for almost everyone in the dating industry, with singles now accustomed to getting quality, on - the - go dating products for free.

Seemingly everyone in the industry did not expect the Switch to be selling out six months later, even Nintendo who thought they'd sell 10M units in its first year, now upping their expected shipments towards 18M.

The same happened within the console industry, if you weren't all about indie support you were an asshole, now noone gives a shit and indie sections are closing down in the stores coz everyone knows it's unreasonably difficult to find a decent title when 95 % of them are awful.

Book publishing has traditionally been the realm of professionals; now that everyone can do it, the industry is in a state of flux, and there are bound to be a few snags.

After all, they were making major decisions about the biz and everyone seemed to regard their position in the industry - now i realize, like so many other businesses that have failed, they did a lot using the «smoke and mirror» approach... too bad, in their heyday, they ran so many Indies out of the bookselling biz --

Everyone can now celebrate GDC by making a game, particularly by participating in Game Jam events such as Train Jam, which are hugely important to the long - term health of the industry.

Now everyone in the industry, whether they agree or not, are thinking, and talking about it — even in passing.

The industry is now coming to terms with Bungie's decision to sign on with Activision for a decade... and in fact, everyone's taking it rather well.

Now, as an adult, and like everyone else working in the games industry, I don't have the time to actually play or finish games, when I see a game coming out and I see through the reviews that «It's only like 6 hours long», a lot of people get pissed at that, but I'm like «Hell yeah!».

As everyone knows (or ought to know by now), one of main reason controversy over climate change is continuing in the face of overwhelming evidence is the fact that ExxonMobil has the cash spigot open to fund anyone willing to deny the evidence — the Competitive Enterprise Insitute, George Marshall Institute and the old tobacco industry network run by Steven Milloy, Fred Seitz and Fred Singer have been among the main beneficiaries.

The ethanol industry, already reeling from a draft plan for cuts in the ethanol mandate for this year, will now face more pressure as everyone from conservatives and environmental activists...

The fossil fuel industry (and most everyone else in power) ignored those warnings, and what do you know: The Arctic is melting, to the extent that people now are planning to race yachts through the Northwest Passage, which until very recently required an icebreaker to navigate.

While I don't deny that the researchers reveal an important side to the home - cooking debate that is raging in North America right now, fueled by passionately idealistic food writers and locavores on one side and pushed back by low - income families, Big Ag, and the processed food industry on the other side, the basic argument that «home cooking isn't for everyone» just doesn't sit well with me.

Dr Weaver is now doubly notable for surprising everyone in coming out, conditionally, in favor of a diluted bitumen pipeline across British Columbia and a refinery on the coast there to serve the tar sands industry.

All the different players in the legal industry may not always agree, but the dialogues that are happening now are rich and need to continue, to help everyone understand how we can build on the best values of the profession and innovate our services to meet the demands of justice consumers today.

So things are far from what you would call «going well» for the trucking industry right now, as is the case for everyone in this economy, but there are still jobs available, especially for students.

Now, fingerprint sensors on the back of devices haven't been anything new in the industry; everyone from Samsung to Huawei has moved these necessary sensors to the back so these companies can increase the screen size on the front.