Sentence examples for depressing industry from inspiring English sources

A grubby, hard, depressing industry full of lonely characters and sad stories.

Depressing industry jargon referring to the telling of a story across several different media.

They are strong counterweights to the depressing industry facts chronicled Sept. 21 in thoughtful pieces by my colleagues Kenneth Turan and Josh Rottenberg.

He points out that many of the top-performing market sectors so far this year consist of formerly depressed industries.

"Private Equity Performance: Returns, Persistence and Capital Flows," by Steve Kaplan and Antoinette Schoar of MIT, concludes that large inflows of capital will tend to depress industry-wide returns.

The problem lies neither with this interview - although he admits he is "not that arsed" about talking about himself - nor with his forthcoming debut album, although that has been delayed by depressing music-industry politics, which he is not that arsed about either.

And now, with the economy still deeply depressed, the industry is paying itself gigantic bonuses.

"Unfortunately, gas prices have been so low that it's depressing the whole industry".

But as the nation's population decline will affect more than just industrial jobs, some hope to see the rollout of tens of millions of Peppers and similar communicative robots in the coming years to pick up the slack in the service industry, depressing the high cost of labor and making it easier for businesses to expand sans easy copious workforce.

Yet OECD countries often protect the same industries, depressing their weights across the board.

The book describes in depressing detail how industries, their scientists, corporate lawyers and large PR firms have "shaped and skewed" science to create doubt about the dangers of chemicals and other toxins industries produce.