Sentence examples for dying enterprise from inspiring English sources

For their part, however, casino operators have trouble hiding their disinterest in racing's troubles, viewing the sport as a dying enterprise dependent on subsidies from competitors.

This international notoriety has had much to do with reducing Japan's once robust whaling industry to a dying enterprise maintained by government subsidies.

This latest seizure of iron ore may represent the fag end of a dying criminal enterprise.

Top officers of China's four big banks are appointed by the state, and part of every loan officer's job is handing out "political loans" with little or no likelihood of ever being repaid -- to shore up a dying state enterprise, for example, or to satisfy the demand of a powerful local official who needs cash.

In Nobrow, artists show at K mart, museums are filled with TV screens, and the soundtrack of "Titanic" is not only a best-selling classical album but one that supports the dying classical enterprises of old-style highbrow musicians... Around Broome, you come to the hip-hop emporia that have sprung up around Canal Jeans.

But just because television is dying as a commercial enterprise doesn't mean it has to die as an art form.

Care for the dying is a complex enterprise that must involve multiple professionals and non professionals.

BEIJING — An official from a Chinese state-owned enterprise died after an accident while being investigated for possible violations of Communist Party discipline, according to a report by China Daily, an official English-language newspaper.

The family's shipping enterprise died with his ancestor, so Mr. Bates, like most of his relatives, went to work in the factory of the Great Western Railway, which manufactured locomotives and railroad cars.

Once the computer industry consolidated to the graphically rich PC and Mac, though, Infocom went bankrupt, and interactive fiction as a commercial enterprise died soon after.

When Ogden Armour was a young man his father had misgivings regarding the fate of his gigantic organization after he passed away, but Armour & Co. now does six times the business done when the famous founder of the enterprise died.