Sentences with phrase «nature of the industry»

The competitive nature of the industry means you can find some good deals if you have a little perseverance and you know where to look.

So I hate receiving complaints, and we take steps to receive as few complaints as possible, which is difficult given the emotionally - charged nature of this industry in general.

There are lots of moving parts that would need to be pulled together, and the changing nature of the industry does not make that any easier.

Tax policy and design needs to take into account the cyclical nature of our industry and respect agreements under which investment capital has already been committed.

Other factors such as nature of industry and assistant benefits may also dictate the compensation rate.

The very nature of the industry lends to an individual work environment.

With more mobile computing technology being introduced, it is essential that technology manufacturers have people on hand who can keep up with the dynamic nature of the industry.

Another factor, he adds, is the highly fragmented nature of the industry with a large number of operators.

It has to be more engaging and the writing style needs to appeal to the very specific nature of this industry.

Too often, because of the misunderstood nature of the industry, blockchain is associated with cryptocurrencies.

Despite the global nature of my industry, it is definitely advantageous to be working in this area.

Most of our guides are with us for the long - term, despite the seasonal nature of the industry.

Life science companies require effective coverage options that can match the fast - paced nature of the industry.

It remains to be seen how the regulatory landscape will evolve to keep up with the evolving nature of the industry.

Therefore any rules governing digital currencies need to remain flexible and adaptable to the fluid nature of the industry.

Have you ever thought about working in recruitment but was put off by the sales nature of the industry?

The growing need for career - related learning in primary schools can also be linked to the changing nature of industry.

Because of the production cycle and dynamic nature of the industry, loan product terms and availability may not reflect the latest changes.

No matter your experience level or the specific nature of your industry, there's almost no way to go wrong with a classic, standard letter format.

The very nature of their industry is somewhat of a risk.

While some escalator firms embraced TPU, others have not, owing to the conservative nature of the industry, Eppel says.

Nonetheless, Dano recently expressed annoyance at the image - driven nature of his industry, where looks play a major part in who lands the leading roles.

«We believe the department's case appears weak as it ignores precedent and conveniently ignores the shifting digital nature of the industry.

Due to the oligopolistic nature of the industry (caused, in part, by high barriers to entry), Canada's Big Six are more profitable than similarly sized banks in other countries.

Aside from the cyclical nature of the industry discussed above, it's hard to find a strong bear case for KLAC.

Chris McNamara, executive officer of the Independent Brewers Association, told the Sydney Morning Herald that, if approved: «It would certainly cut down on what we would see as the sharing nature of our industry.

The company was successfully operating its business in Hong - Kong, but it was finding difficulties tapping into the Chinese Mainland market, due to the closed business connections nature of the industry (关系, «guanxi»).

Chris Blythe, Chief Executive of the CIOB said: «Construction is often simplistically viewed in terms of employment statistics and visible work on building sites, but this overlooks the increasingly high - tech nature of an industry that is leading on innovation and contributing directly to national productivity.

Jacqueline Balian, Director at the CIOB said: «The transient nature of the industry makes it vulnerable to the risk of illegal employment and a target for organised crime.

Elsewhere, on the self - interested nature of industry, he pointed out:

«These results may also contest the gendered nature of the industry because they suggest that men are not outperforming women in one of sport's more visible leadership positions — the head coach.»

Do not let the competitive nature of the industry stifle you.

Startups are terrible at understanding the tribal nature of an industry [including publishing].

Both parties have the shared goal of creating and selling outstanding art, but due to the subjective nature of our industry, there are many opinions on how to achieve that goal in the most efficient and rewarding way possible.

Cryptocurrency has been known to make fortunes for those who got in early and know what they're doing, but the downside still is the unregulated nature of the industry...

Once you're in a non-digital role, it can be tough to get back, due to the fast moving nature of the industry.

«Managed office functions which required strong organization at all times due to the busy nature of the industry.

Each demo is professionally designed to truly represent the exact nature of the industry; Cafe, Gym, Agency, Travel, Photography just to name a few

Due to the largely independent work nature of the industry, you'll need to become your own project manager to ensure time is being used wisely and your personal sales goals are on track.

That is the cultural nature of industry insiders with a self - professed image to protect.

The fact of the matter is that scholars have generated research papers that speak directly to the fundamental nature of this industry and yet we would seem to be entirely oblivious to this research.

With a focus on the stripped - down and angular nature of industry and its utilitarian designs, industrial furniture can present a novel contrast to many of the more common furniture styles we see in homes today.

Most of the rest of the unemployment cyclicality can be attributed to the more cyclical nature of the industries in this group — an amplified version of the US economy.