The phrase "a sunset industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe an industry that is declining or becoming obsolete, often due to changes in technology or consumer preferences.
Example: "The rise of digital media has led to the decline of print newspapers, marking them as a sunset industry."
Alternatives: "declining industry" or "dying industry".
"Otherwise they will be presiding over a sunset industry".
He vigorously rejects the suggestion that Big Oil is "a sunset industry run by old dinosaurs".
Oil is a sunset industry with little future and no lasting job growth.
So workers fired from a sunset industry may have to break into sunrise industries to get a job.
Now, as demand for them levels off and profit margins fade, their manufacture is seen in Taiwan as a sunset industry.
Mr. Komatsu rejected the view that Japanese whaling is a sunset industry, heavily subsidized and providing employment for only 200 workers.
The unwanted investments by a Calcutta-based manufacturer of sacks and twine a sunset industry in a city past its prime have corporate India in a tizzy.Whatever Mr Bajoria's intentions, his acquisitions of 14% of Bombay Dyeing and around 6% of Ballarpur Industries, a paper company, are being interpreted as challenges to the sleepy way in which Indian manufacturers are traditionally managed.
For every sunset industry that must contract (steel, solar energy, baroque flats), a sunrise industry should expand (health care, logistics, spartan flats).
In fact, in City speak it could be referred to as a "sunset" continent (in the same way TV and papers are supposedly sunset industries) but it's got a lot more going for it than many investors and IFAs have given it credit for over the past few years.
But rather than rescuing sunset industries such as carmaking, Law was an early venture capitalist, financing the dynamic potential of the Mississippi delta.The problem was that the delta was a mosquito-infested swamp.
