Sentence examples for doomed industry from inspiring English sources

4) Solar is a doomed industry.

Though many were working in the rag trade, they had not committed themselves to one doomed industry.

This doomed industry campaign for a third runway has tended to obscure the change of thinking that is taking place within government.

With projections like that, housing might not feel like such a doomed industry after all.

Many immigrants were marooned at the bottom end of the labour market, some in doomed industries such as textiles, cut off from their families and latterly relegated in government priorities, as they saw it, to a place below new European migrants.Much of this is the routine lot of immigrants everywhere, but with a cutting post-imperial edge.

That doomed the industry for at least a decade.

Patricia Madrigal, the president of the pottery group, said a crippling strike in the 1920's and the emergence of plastics doomed the industry, but in the glory years perhaps 50 ceramics companies operated at once in the city.

Changing fashions and the discovery of petroleum doomed the industry to obsolescence, but the knights-errant of the high seas pushed ever onward, anachronisms from the age of sail surviving into the machine age.

to cap interest rates on credit cards in 2009 was doomed by industry opposition.

A fall in the oil price could doom the industry, as happened in the 1980s when a lot of shale mines went out of business.But just as fracking has proved more economic and less environmentally damaging than sceptics expected, the new techniques for squeezing the hydrocarbons out of shale have the potential to disrupt the oil business once more.

The fact that digital buyers usually will not inspect auction items in person does not doom the industry.