Sentence examples for endangered industries from inspiring English sources

By following today's apologists of the British economist John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946), the so-called 'welfare' states pumped too much money (which they didn't have) into consumption: into pensions for all (Europe), exorbitant armament (US), endangered industries (both), and finally bailouts for ailing mortgage banks (also both).

"Bookstores are sort of an endangered industry for lots of reasons.

USA Today, The Wall Street Journal, The Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, The Chicago Tribune, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Baltimore Sun, The San Jose Mercury News and The Kansas City Star have something in common, aside from some of the biggest names in an endangered industry.

To paraphrase Ziggy Marley, an artist brought to mainstream popularity in part through a fringe movie called The Harder They Come and a creative artist from another endangered industry depicted in Empire Records: If we don't know our past, how can we know our future?

"This decision will not only harm jobs in China, as well as development in the affected industries, but it will also affect development and endanger industry in Europe," he told a press conference in Berlin.

As a result, free trade and EU imports endanger existing industries, and future industries do not even materialise because they are exposed to competition from the EU".

Nonetheless, the prospect of more species being listed as endangered has rattled industries like oil and gas and ranching.

"Antitrust conditions should not be allowed to endanger the industry and economic logic of this transformational merger".

If allowed to stand, the $145 billion award would endanger the industry's ability to continue paying the state, providing money that helps subsidize legislators' favorite projects.

The small cuts for onshore wind (making it cheaper than nuclear power) and large solar energy are generally thought unlikely to endanger either industry.

But these traditional industries were endangered in the early 1980s because of an economic downturn.