Sentence examples for dead industry from inspiring English sources

Paper-milling is now a dead industry there.

"It's a dead industry What's an album these days, anyways?

"Pornography is really a dead industry in the ACT now," says Ms Henderson.

So all I can tell you is that for a dead industry with no future there are an awful lot of schmucks who want to take it away from me!" David Geffen began courting Zell last April.

Mr. Hossain said that when he had told him the news, Mr. Mayor broke down, screaming, "Oh, God … oh, God," into the phone and asking, "Are they all dead?" Industry officials said 200 workers and managers had died at Phantom TAC, with dozens more severely injured.

A dead industry does not, after all, tell stories like the one that put Mr. Sutherland at the Tugboat Roundup in Waterford, N.Y., a few years ago, where he apparently took part in a shipside bender so severe the entire bulkhead of a tugboat was ringed with empty bottles.

If the city's dead industries leave ghosts behind, Mr. Waxman is an adept medium.

In Italy, middle aged people are driven to suicide by the economic policies from Rome, Berlin and Brussels, but there's plenty of room for start-up incubators inside the husks of dead industries.

Reliant on a single, now-dead industry, the mill towns are the most extreme expression of the social exclusion that results from globalisation.

Or a bad one for the dead flesh industry – depending on your point of view.

"On the other hand, a central bank can overregulate and choke the economy and then we will have a dead banking industry.