Sentence examples for destructive industries from inspiring English sources

One of the most destructive industries humankind has developed is scallop dredging.

Some skeptics note that even if cleaner, less destructive industries take hold everywhere, the sheer volume of economic growth could still cause big problems.

But Andrew Smith of Campaign Against Arms Trade said: "Public money should be used for the public good, not to support destructive industries like the arms trade that profit from war.

It is high time that the interests of obsolete and ecologically destructive industries, like coal, take a back seat to the well-being of humanity and the global ecosystem.

The threat to the directives arises not from a demand by business as a whole, but from pressure by two of the most destructive industries in the EU, Big Farmer and the construction lobby.

His Florentine roots had much to do with his profound distaste for tourism - "one of the most despicable, destructive industries on the face of the earth" - and his equally profound enthusiasm for travel.

A great destructive industry wasting the nation's best legal and accountancy brains is pitted against HMRC.

"As a mother I cannot stand back and let this destructive industry roll out across our state".

"I would still say that the tar sands industry is a terribly destructive industry," Ms. Casey-Lefkowitz said, using the term many environmentalists prefer for the deposits.

The last thing we should be paying for is a public relations campaign on behalf of a destructive industry – namely objective one.

This action would open up some of our most productive farmlands to a ravenous and destructive industry, and lock Australia into decades of dependence on fossil fuel energy when renewable energy is cheaper and more effective than ever.