Sentences with phrase «industry suggested the name»
«A long - term friend from the industry suggested the name «Gillam Group,» and I realized there was a lot to be gained from using my family name.»
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The names suggest that the company has ambitious plans in conjunction with the country's banking industry.
As the name suggests, this tail is made out of 100 % Dragon Skin Silicone, so again, it meets industry standards and safety requirements.
It asked them to name recent events with the greatest impact on the industry's reputation, to suggest actions that could improve that reputation, and the advantages and disadvantages of working in the industry.
With more than 1 billion registered users, the tweeterie is a lot more serious a medium than its flighty name suggests — especially as it relates to the publishing industry and Twitter for authors.
As its name suggests, this organization is one of the best animal charities dedicated to the welfare of animal artists, but also the ongoing care of captive wildlife that has been abused, abandoned and retired from the industry.
Sony has registered the domain name infamous2thegame.com, suggesting that a reveal may just be coming up soon, and what better time to show off your new game than the industry's biggest event?
But she acknowledges that Tulsa's 400,000 residents have always been loyal to the oil and gas industry, as the name of its minor league baseball team, the Drillers, suggests.
Porsche are one of the leading names in the luxury car industry, and their recent project suggests that they will maintain this great name.
Then folks will be more inclined to offer you names of people in the industry or companies where they suggest you look.
As the name suggests, a «Job Hopper» is someone who has bounced around quite a bit from job to job within the same or similar industries.
A study by PricewaterhouseCoopers suggests that the woes of the department store industry stem from too many department store names competing for a dwindling supply of dollars.