Sentence examples for damaged industry from inspiring English sources

The revival of the oil sector is a result of the $1 billion in repairs undertaken by the Americans and Iraqis as well as some dogged ingenuity by the Iraqis in keeping their badly damaged industry running.

With the Post, the challenge is to turn around a money-losing enterprise in a damaged industry, and perhaps to show a way for newspapers to thrive again.

[World Business, Section W.] The Realities of a Damaged Industry Four recent developments, including airlines reducing leisure fares by 25 to 50percentt and the firing of the chief of the Transportation Security Administration, help to explain what is happening in the segment of the transportation industry that depends on airplanes and airports.

In the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul, the economy shrank 5% last year because of drought, which hurt farming, and the strong real, which damaged industries such as shoe- and furniture-making.

But as well as removing support from damaging industries, we are also seeing a sizeable shift in investors putting their support behind socially and environmentally beneficial industries.

Over the weekend, the Information Technology Industry Council and 44 other trade associations banded together and published a letter demanding that the Trump administration take "measured" steps to stop China's unfair trade practices and voiced its opposition to unilateral tariffs that could damage industries as diverse as electronics and agriculture.

Repeated complaints from the National Audit Office NAOO) that government has insufficient understanding of how to get the best from consulting have damaged our industry and its reputation.

Disruption caused by the Second World War further damaged the industry.

Frequent floods, especially in 1972, damaged local industry and led to a high rate of unemployment in the 1980s.

But the commoditization of power in the early 21st century, coupled with drought that reduced the generation capacity of the river, damaged the industry.

Livermore, with the blessing of Chief Executive Carly Fiorina Carly Fiorina, is betting that HP can both lower its costs and damage industry leader IBM by slashing services prices with cheaper bodies.