Sentence examples for damaging industries from inspiring English sources

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.

But the firm, whose advice brands include ethical IFA firms Barchester Green Investment and Gaeia, warned that some funds claim to be ethical but still invest in environmentally damaging industries such as oil and gas.

But the transformation of the West, though it's been helped by federal policy, is ultimately the result of much bigger demographic, economic, and cultural shifts, which have moved the West (and, indeed, the U.S). away from an economy based on extractive, environmentally damaging industries.

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.

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.

He warned: "The ban on activity for the whole of the tourist season on much open-air activity seriously damage industries that are already in serious difficulty".

Champions of Turkish wine warn that the current climate is damaging the industry and exacerbating cultural rifts.

The accord may defuse opposition attacks that the government is damaging an industry that helped the nation skirt the global recession.

Patterson also thinks that free trade, which he once embraced as a conservative, has damaged American industries, and he now supports some more protectionist measures.

Rather, these categories are stuffed with small and medium-sized companies, whose demise will not badly damage the industries to which they belong.

The global economic meltdown severely damaged many industries.