The phrase 'aging industry' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any industry that is focused on the elderly and their needs. For example, "The aging industry has recently seen an increase in demand for senior care services."
The on-demand concept represents a maturing of computing in a sense, he said, but more as "the next evolutionary step in information technology, where the fun really begins" rather than an aging industry in decline.
But Mr. O'Neill's efforts are already coming under fire from trading partners like Japan and the European Union, which say the United States is trying to protect an aging industry that has done little to help itself.
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Enter Feather, a company trying to breathe some life into the aging industry by letting you rent good-looking, modern furniture from anywhere from 3 to 12 months.
Is this a much-needed infusion of cash into an aging industry or a further sign of the loss of skiing's soul?
Warren Buffett, the investor famous for betting on aging industries like railroads and insurance, is now trying to pull off something other billionaires have tried and failed to do: save the newspaper business.
"We're located near one of the windiest places on the planet and the inexhaustible energy of this renewable resource will augment our supply of electricity and launch new jobs, as aging industries like coal and nuclear power move offline".
And children are getting their phones at earlier ages, industry experts say.
From about 1200 bc elements of a late Bronze Age appear, and by about 800 bc a great late Bronze Age industry was established.
I think the experiences shared by these five women are relevant to all of us, regardless of age, industry or job description.
It hasn't been easy being the son of Deepak Chopra, the guru and one-man New Age industry, if "Decoding Deepak" is any indication.
