Sentence examples for disaster industry from inspiring English sources

One comprehensive review on the subject concluded that compulsory counselling after an incident should be discontinued, and some have gone as far as to argue that a "disaster industry" has promoted such interventions uncritically.

After the AirAsia disaster, industry experts say it's time to overhaul air safety standards.

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Before the Deepwater Horizon disaster, industry insisted that offshore drilling technology had become so advanced that a blowout was unlikely, if not impossible.

And once the CAFOs get the law passed, what's to stop all the other disaster industries from spending the proceeds of our consumption to prevent revelation of anything derogatory?

After the 1989 Exxon Valdez disaster, the industry concentrated on preventing another tanker spill.

With the environmental damage growing from the BP disaster, the industry's most persuasive argument in trying to fend off tougher regulations may prove to be jobs.

That was a historic disaster; this industry in the centre of the country's capital is a slower, but far more lethal catastrophe.

Arguing that assistance was needed to avoid financial disaster, the industry persuaded the government to come up with a $3.8 billion aid package last month.

Finally, the typical predictions of economic disaster for industry and for patients are simply unsubstantiated smokescreens intended to frighten policy makers and consumers.

And since the TVA disaster, the industry has been lobbying hard to block the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) from establishing new protections, arguing, they say, that states are doing a fine job regulating coal ash.