Sentence examples for a separate industry from inspiring English sources

Because they see themselves as leaders of a separate industry, the Yoruba producers did not initially join the recess.

The financial review, released last week, was commissioned by a separate industry group, the Cattlemen's Beef Board, which is appointed by the secretary of agriculture and oversees the federal marketing effort, known as the beef check-off program.

The National Golf Foundation, a separate industry group, says there are some 16,000 golf courses of every type in the United States, including more than 3,200 that are linked to residential real estate developments.

Other innovations: the addition of home healthcare workers, a separate industry that major unions like the SEIU have worked hard to unionize, but which has not received as much attention as fast food.

Paul Dacre was a member of the commission from 1998 to 2008, when he left that role to become chair of the Editors' Code of Practice Committee, a separate industry body which oversees the code that the PCC administers.

When Miliband gently persisted, the PM gently detected a pattern of cleaning up problems left by Labour: 24-hour drinking, Blairite deregulation of betting, gaming and even banking, which he appears to regard as a separate industry with its own betting machines rigged by bank staff.

Likewise, once the matter does reach court, government will find it's only one litigant, while in the case of suing an industry, each company will have its own legal team, while chipping in to pay for a separate, industry-wide team.

It's a whole separate industry, making and publicizing the commercials.

The growth of a separate thrift industry in the United States was largely fostered by regulations unique to that country; these banks therefore lack a counterpart elsewhere in the world.

Calculations by the climate campaign group Sandbag, and confirmed by separate industry sources, suggest Eggborough will be paid £60m to be on standby.

Industrial symbiosis, a sub-field of industrial ecology, engages traditionally separate industries in a collective approach, involving exchange of materials, energy, water, and/or by-products, to enhance competitive ability and environmental performance.