Sentence examples for emblematic industry from inspiring English sources

But the shadow of organized crime still hangs over the emblematic industry in signs that smaller distillers are being pulled into networks laundering criminal profits for groups such as the New Generation Jalisco Cartel, or CJNG.

But Matthew turned out to be a real crook, and it was really funny, so ironic and so emblematic of that industry.

But in some important respects, analysts say that AOL's problems are also emblematic of the Internet industry as a whole.

But the company's problems may be emblematic of a broader industry issue -- how financial strains, managerial turmoil and labor problems can upset the operations of even those assisted living companies with good reputations.

No charges were filed, but it was emblematic of what many industry officials have believed is a more common example of racetrack chicanery that depends on having a willing clerk enter the code of a forgotten ticket into a betting machine.

DryShips somewhat murky forecast is not emblematic of the shipping industry's outlook.

AMR's problems are emblematic of the entire industry, and investors and consumers should expect similar announcements by other airlines.

Being that the Beatles MP3 holdout is emblematic of the recording industry's resistance against modern distribution methods, the way in which the Beatles discography will be made available should be telling.

Industry City is emblematic of the plight of manufacturing here — and its potential.

Their approach is emblematic of the "hit-driven industry", Zemlin says, which is increasingly difficult to maintain.

But they are also emblematic of something bigger: how industry is trying to transform into something cleaner and greener.