Sentences with phrase «of a cottage industry»

A bit of a cottage industry has grown up around the concerns about managing the online reputation.

Generally speaking, gaming can be a rather intense pastime, and while they can be a good way to relax, the Nintendo 3DS has formed something of a cottage industry of games with a more calming, tranquil atmosphere.

Mosaic forgery Archaeoraptor is an unfortunate product of the cottage industry of fakery spawned by the brisk trade in fossils from Liaoning.

As a matter of fact, defensive driving itself is becoming something of a cottage industry in and of itself; spawning countless web sites and training courses as state insurance offices and providers all continue to place more emphasis on its importance.

I learned 24 - year - old Charlie was already something of a cottage industry operating out of his parents» Park Slope home.

Outside the Sundance Film Festival, Robert Redford is kind of a cottage industry for earnest political tinged thrillers.

Infusionsoft actually has a disincentive to make their product easier to use because of the cottage industry built up around the product.

This will be the end of lawyers who practise in the manner of a cottage industry.

Mitch sees a resurgence of cottage industry approaches to solving legal problems.

Converting old Flash courses to HTML5 has even become a bit of a cottage industry in the eLearning world as companies struggle to support newer devices.

Anne — Definitely a sweet spot and it's becoming something of a cottage industry.

Data visualization is something of a cottage industry these days — witness Edward Tufte, an emeritus professor of political science at Yale University, who has built a mini empire founded on his well - received books, which bear titles like Visual Explanations; Envisioning Information; and The Visual Display of Quantitative Information.

Each of these cottage industries is small, but there are a lot of them.

Writing books about Warren Buffett is a bit of a cottage industry, and one that is getting scarce for new ideas.