Sentence examples for controversial industry from inspiring English sources

As a result, the Japanese government is subsidizing the controversial industry.

Since its inception in 1976, the lecture has been a platform for major policy announcements and controversial industry attacks.

Ticket touts are bracing for an inquiry by HM Revenue & Customs into their tax affairs, after MPs announced a full-blown investigation into the controversial industry.

His most delicate assignment, in 2009, entailed negotiating the controversial industry deals that led to the passage of Obama's health-care law, including favorable provisions for the pharmaceutical industry.

But the approval of a license to handle radioactive materials is still a big step forward for a plan to bring back a storied, deeply controversial industry that boomed across many corners of the West before crashing in the 1980s.

Total, the first major oil company to join the race to find shale gas in Britain, has promised to bring high safety standards to the controversial industry and shrugs off any fears of damage to its reputation.

As the uproar over questionable conduct by mortgage lenders intensified Wednesday, one of the nation's largest banks distanced itself from a controversial, industry-owned registration system that oversees millions of home loans.

Beloe says: "Traditional ethical funds that screen out controversial industries were set up decades ago when the main point of contention for oil and gas companies was how they operated rather than a fundamental problem with their product".

Or stay up all night consuming the millions of books and online tutorials that now exist on sleep training, which, in terms of controversial industries riddled with conflicting advice for parents, is basically the new breastfeeding?

"There's optimism that Bush will prevail, and that will create a better opportunity for controversial industries and all industries that are involved in litigation," he says.

"Facts cannot trump feelings in controlling public opinion," he concluded, in advice written for public relations students and professionals working with controversial industries.