Sentence examples for future of steelmaking from inspiring English sources

The ArcelorMittal plant at Florange has become the symbol of France's industrial decline and a litmus test for the future of steelmaking in Europe.

The business minister, Anna Soubry, has insisted the government is committed to the future of steelmaking in Britain, as the fate of the Port Talbot plant hangs in the balance.

Roy Rickhuss, the general secretary of the Community steelworkers union said: "We travelled to Mumbai to secure a future for steelmaking in south Wales and we are disappointed that the future remains uncertain, not just for Welsh steelworkers, but for thousands more workers in Tata's businesses elsewhere in the UK.

Tata blames cheap imports of Chinese steel, high energy costs and weak demand for threatening the future of its UK steelmaking.

Tata, which employs more than 5,000 people across Wales, blames cheap imports of Chinese steel, and high energy costs, for threatening the future of its UK steelmaking.

The cold drawing of wire is an important and special sector of steelmaking.

"They've said today that [they] accept the end of steelmaking on Teesside.

Therefore, usually at the end of steelmaking during the tapping stage, liquid steel is deoxidized by adding aluminum or silicon.

The end of steelmaking will – and let us be under no delusions about this – be the end of the town.

The Riverside's giant screen, paid for by a pawnbroker chain, flashes with images of steelmaking through the years.

RCBC championed the return of steelmaking to Teesside as part of its masterplan, and Jeffrey admits that another mothballing puts the skids on its ambitions.