Sentence examples for consuming industries from inspiring English sources
In Mercer County, Ohio, another Trump stronghold, consuming industries employ eight times as many workers as producers.
Textile and dye industries are considered as the second largest water consuming industries after the agricultural sector.
"In the end, it's U.S. consuming industries and U.S. consumers who are paying more for these items as a result of this government handout," argues Janet Kopenhaver, executive director of the Consuming Industries Trade Action Coalition, which represents companies such as Caterpillar and Emerson Electric that use imported goods.
Here the team divided demand into its consuming industries and then asked experts in each industry for production forecasts.
Industrial demand was analyzed by evaluating the future of several key consuming industries, paying special attention to changes in their total production and electricity use.
It identifies the main opportunities for capturing CO2 which are power generation, other large energy consuming industries and production of carbon-free energy carriers.
"This may save steel industry jobs, but this may cause very big harm to the steel consuming industry," said Tadaaki Yamaguchi, the president of JFE Steel America, a Japanese company that supplies steel to its sister company in California, which turns that into small-diameter oil industry pipe.
In the very near future, the expectation is to get above 100% and so have made this highly energy consuming industry completely energy neutral.
Many traditional banks shied away from offering small-dollar loans after deeming them unprofitable and time consuming, industry analysts say.
The large quantity of electrical current employed in the process and the typically large-scale output quantities combine to make aluminum smelting a high energy consuming industry.
The industry's trade problems began when, in July 1959, the United Steelworkers shut domestic steel production down for 116 days — the longest industrial strike in U.S. history — and steel-consuming industries found alternative suppliers and materials.
