Sentence examples for grim industry from inspiring English sources

It's a grim industry from that standpoint, but it provides jobs".

It is a grim industry where demand exceeds supply and the seller does not care greatly if the customer reaches their destination or not.

This was in line with previous company forecasts, and reflected the grim industry environment that has forced automakers in the United States to seek government bailouts.

Wenders's New York chapter is a loving time capsule featuring the Rockaway Beach boardwalk and the organist at Shea Stadium; his German towns blend grim industry and grubby necessity.

Adding another blow to what is becoming an increasingly grim industry, the magazine publisher Time Inc. is expected to announce next week that it will cut $100 million in costs and make significant layoffs.

They'll do so against a grim industry backdrop.

DALLAS — Southwest Airlines, with a raucous corporate culture that is the exception in the grim airline industry, stands to look even wilder as some of its big competitors contemplate mergers that would only further muddy their corporate identities.

ALBANY — There was no flashy choreography as grim-faced Broadway industry leaders pleaded bluntly and plainly with New York legislative budget writers on Tuesday to reject Gov. David A. Paterson's proposed tax on theater tickets, which would raise prices about 8percentt.

Low carbon prices do provide some relief to industry in grim economic times, but they do not provide much incentive to switch to cleaner fuels or invest in expensive technologies like carbon capture and storage, a process for removing CO2 from a plant's emissions and pumping it underground.

"I think that mycotoxin still has to be No. 1 on our list," he added, indulging the thoroughbred industry's grim new sort of handicapping in going down the morning line of likely causes.

The fire Wednesday served as a grim reminder of past industry disasters.