Sentence examples for consequences for industry from inspiring English sources
As the risks become real, with the pound plunging, food and petrol prices set to rise next year and damaging consequences for industry and finance beginning to emerge, polls suggest opinion is already shifting.
Governments may have signalled an end to the fossil fuel era, with massive consequences for industry, global security, financial markets and public health, Al Gore and other business leaders have said.
The innovation of business model designed for licensing such technologies will have unpredictable, but inevitable, consequences for industry structure and organizational capabilities, as well as for the content and context for the upstream science.
Inevitably, this senseless proliferation of the "negative right" to exclude others will have grave consequences for industry and society.Eric OjardSan FranciscoCatholics and abortionSIR – Frances Kissling writes that Catholic law "recognises the right of Catholics to follow their conscience" on abortion (Letters, October 29th).
Their respective producers have suggested that stringent AGP controls can be implemented with minimal economic consequences for industry.
Rusbridger said there are also concerns about the arbitration system, as presently envisioned, generating an industry of "ambulance-chasing lawyers" abusing the regime in a way that could have disastrous consequences for an industry already reeling from competition from the internet.
The consequences for the industry are even more serious now that 30percentt of the rental market is held by companies in bankruptcy.
He said foreign governments were advising their citizens not to visit Iran, with long-term consequences for an industry that employs an estimated 2.5 million Iranians.
Some Washington lobbyists say rewarding lawmakers with costly television ads could have unforeseen consequences for the industry, not least by considerably raising the price of influence.
Pai's deregulatory proposal will probably reverse this decision, according to analysts, setting off a chain of consequences for the industry and how it is regulated.
For the first time in at least a generation, a cabinet minister last month said that officials who place IT contracts should bear in mind the wider consequences for British industry.
