Sentence examples for Secondary industry from inspiring English sources
noun
An industry that processes raw materials produced by primary industry into goods suitable for tertiary industry to provide goods or services to consumers.
Secondary industry may be divided into heavy, or large-scale, and light, or small-scale, industry.
Secondary industry also includes energy-producing industries (e.g., hydroelectric industries) as well as the construction industry.
Secondary industry multiplied its growth some 10 times over during the period, so that manufacturing and construction accounted for one-fourth of the national product in the 1880s.
"Secondary industry" includes sectors from #28 to #287.
The main reason for this was that during the shift away from manufacturing by the high-income nations, although the demand for imports of intermediate products from secondary industries decreased, the demand for the same secondary industry products increased in the middle-income nations due to increased industrialization capacity and foreign trade.
Potosí's grim but fascinating history has made tourism an important secondary industry.
As indicated in the figure, both primary and secondary industries exhibited negative industrial composition effects throughout the 15-year period from 1990 to 2005, whereas tertiary industries exhibited an overall positive effect throughout this period.
However, there was criticism that Playford had diversified secondary industries enough, that industrial growth was beginning to lag the other states in the last decade of his leadership, and that the reliance on automotive production Holden and Chrysler were 15% of the economy made the economy more vulnerable to shocks in the future.
Similarly, the technical effects and industrial composition effects in secondary industries, electricity, gas, and water supply industries, and tertiary industries can be estimated as in Eqs.
In addition, the industrial composition effect of secondary industries took on a large negative value because the emission intensities of secondary products are relatively high.
(8) through (15) to analyze technical effects and industrial composition effects in each of our four industry groups: primary industries, secondary industries, electricity, gas, and water supply industries, and tertiary industries.
