Sentence examples for a tiny industry from inspiring English sources

Face recognition is still a tiny industry.

Better still, the Neuer Markt called forth a boom in venture capital, previously a tiny industry.

When he arrived at Barboursville in 1990, winemaking was a tiny industry in Virginia and many winemakers knew one another by name.

Theirs is a tiny industry promoting renewed appreciation of the fish fork, polite children and social courtesies now mostly seen in colorized movies.

Peruvian pisco is a tiny industry compared to its neighbours (producing just over 7 million litres, compared to Chile's 100 million) and some of the smaller producers have a distinct focus on single grape varieties and vintages.

Others argue that foie gras is such a tiny industry, we shouldn't make a big deal out of it and concentrate instead on the nation's 44 million hogs, 12.6 billion cattle, and 3.5 billion broiler chickens.

Second, biotech is a relatively tiny industry with a lengthy product-development process, and even in its largest clusters offers only a fraction of the jobs of traditional manufacturing.

But since worries about the future or negative vibes from the past are two things New Yorkers cannot complain to management about, a very tiny industry of smudgers — or "space clearers," the term Ms. Wendell prefers — has evolved to fill these needs.

Meantime, giant consulting firms like Bain and Booz Allen Hamilton are peering down at this relatively tiny industry with an eye to co-opting it, says Ram Mudambi of Temple University's Fox School of Business.

Apart from some opportunities in a tiny lobbying industry, there are few prospects for cast-aside politicians.

But with only a tiny wine industry of its own, there is little demand for the resulting glass.