Sentence examples for bring industrial from inspiring English sources

Distant-water fleets bring industrial fishing to countries such as Gabon or Guinea, which do not have big boats of their own.

It may be too late to bring industrial revival to the Oneida region, where the largest employer is now an American Indian casino several miles down the road.

Mr. King said the campuses could earn some extra funds by attracting more students, but he also said the state should give the SUNY colleges more flexibility to bring industrial enterprises and start-up businesses onto campus.

The Institute faculty members develop breakthrough bioinspired technologies by partnering with professional staff scientists and engineers of our Advanced Technology Team who bring industrial experience in product development and team management to the Institute community, with support from the Institute's Research Support and Clinical Research teams.

Critics consider KMFDM to be one of the first bands to bring industrial music to mainstream audiences, though Konietzko refers to the band's music as "The Ultra-Heavy Beat".

"My government was returned to power on a clear issue and with a definite mission ... to introduce measures for the preservation of industrial peace," Bruce declared during his second term, and called a referendum to amend the Australian Constitution and bring industrial relations under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Commonwealth.

"Nurses spend a third of their time in patient care and two-thirds of their time hunting, documenting and clarifying," says Kenagy, who has studied hospitals in Massachusetts and Pittsburgh as part of an experiment to bring industrial-style management principles to health care.

It has brought industrial peace but it also blocks radical reform.

The opening of a branch railway line to the city brought industrial development after 1868.

Waterpower brought industrial development: a cotton-spinning mill was built there about 1810, and the first plant for spinning and weaving wool was erected by Edward Harris in 1840.

The importation of hydroelectric power from Bonneville Dam on the Columbia River and piped-in natural gas also brought industrial development in the northwestern region.