Sentence examples for forms of industry from inspiring English sources

In the social sciences, we find some support for a negative relationship between faculty quality and particularly the more applied forms of industry involvement.

Last week's tremors forced analysts and other Web publishers to conduct various forms of industry damage assessment -- and consider what it may take to make surviving sites earthquake resistant.

There has in the past been overdependence on agriculture and petroleum, but the efforts of state and local officials to attract new forms of industry as well as tourism have shown some success.

And in a broader sense, environmentalists also worry that the completed power plant, and its steady electricity supply, will attract other forms of industry to the area that could prove harmful to the ecosystem.

Federal officials are starting to take notice of such tax-exempt charities, which critics say are becoming increasingly popular as other forms of industry support to physicians — like lucrative consulting agreements that involve little actual work — have come under scrutiny from regulators and others worried about the potential conflicts.

In 1881, the New York Times bemoaned the end of the mission and predicted that "China cannot borrow our learning, our science, and our material forms of industry without importing with them the virus of political rebellion". More than a century later, China is still trying to prove that it can.

Studies that clearly described a source of support were categorised into those reporting some form of industry involvement and those reporting sources of funding not including an industrial party.

"But copyright law was written with a particular form of industry in mind.

One form of industry, the dock labour of the Port of London, was replaced with another, financial services.

Fair treatment, honest dealings, a level, drug-free playing field, some form of industry leadership - and a great experience at the track.

These codes were a form of industry self-regulation and represented an attempt to regulate and plan the entire economy to promote stable growth and prevent another depression.