Sentence examples for complementary industries from inspiring English sources

Each group comprised four to six business owners who worked in complementary industries.

Greenfield said he believes there remain other attractive partners for a potential Comcast merger, but they are mostly in complementary industries rather than direct competitors.

It required getting a range of complementary industries, each of which was necessary for the viability of the others, up and running simultaneously.

In the longer term, Acapulco will need to develop complementary industries, perhaps parlaying its base of English-speaking hospitality professionals into a new customer service sector, based in call centres.

It is supplemented by complementary industries, from prostitution (legal in the rural counties and allegedly available in Las Vegas) to gourmet cuisine.Las Vegas also "thrived on irresponsibility" in a second, related, way, says Michael Green, a historian at the College of Southern Nevada.

In addition to addressing its areas of weakness, the U.S. needs to to understand the long-term direction of China as well as build both competitive and complementary industries.

This is certainly how the company likes to portray itself – a platform that allows the little guy to build up a complementary industry, one that increases the size of the hospitality pie rather than takes a slice from existing businesses.

Although South Africa's wine industry currently includes less than 50 black-owned businesses, there are strong indications of growth from the complementary industry of tourism: wine tourism in South Africa benefits from a well-articulated national strategy and coordinated plan, as it aims to contribute R16 billion (USD 1.23 billion) to the GDP by 2025, up from R6 billion (USD 0.46 billion) today.

Venezuela has started to supply industrial consumables to north Brazil, creating complementary industrial chains in the border area, in sectors such as the metal mechanics industry and agro-industry.

Although Germany is home to large manufacturers of solar panels, its economy is increasingly focused on complementary green industries, which often benefit from cheap panels.

Harvey said that in 2016 the Australian complementary medicine industry achieved revenues of $4.7bn, a compound annual growth rate almost 10 times faster than the growth rate of the overall economy.