Sentence examples for harm industry from inspiring English sources

The groups and the states argue that allowing the rules to move forward before the resolution of the legal challenges would harm industry and waste state resources.

After three days of prevarication, Chubu Electric, the plant's operator, reluctantly agreed to a shutdown.The head of Japan's business lobby called Mr Kan's decision a piece of theatre that would harm industry nearby, including factories run by Honda and Toyota.

This argued that only industry leaders could reverse the destructive harm industry was doing to the planet.

But Illinois refused, arguing that such a move would harm industries that rely on shipping through the canal.

If it led to excessively low tariffs, it could dampen investment in the network and eventually harm the industry.

They believed low cost paperbacks would destroy literary culture and harm the industry (not to mention their own bank accounts).

Proponents of a more cautious approach to changing Japan's energy policy have warned that abandoning nuclear power too quickly will harm Japanese industry.

In combination with the Health and Human Services Department's poorly designed medical equipment bidding program, this device tax will further harm an industry under siege and have a direct, negative effect upon the lives of people with disabilities.

Some also worry that stronger regulations will harm an industry whose fortunes have already fallen in recent years; sales of comic magazines, in particular, have dropped by a third over the last decade, to $24.3 million in 2008.

According to a study issued in March by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre, a scientific and technical arm of the European Commission, illegal downloads of songs do very little to harm music industry sales.

Factor in the weak dollar and export sales for 2004 and 2005 will be even healthier.So, would public knowledge of watering-back harm the industry's health, both at home and abroad?