Sentence examples for impossible industry from inspiring English sources

Where self-regulation is impossible, industry actors seek to integrate themselves into the policy process so that policies are co-produced by policymakers and corporate actors [ 24].

Paired with powerful new design capabilities from modern CAD software and the ability to create entirely new geometries that were otherwise impossible to manufacture, industries that have come to rely on complex metal products — particularly space exploration, aerospace and healthcare — are experiencing a manufacturing revolution thanks to the capabilities of 3D printing.

They made it impossible for the industry to be brought back".

'It is physically impossible for the industry to meet its target.

The cut proposed by the E.P.A., the American Petroleum Institute said, would make it difficult if not impossible for the industry to produce enough diesel.

But as Rio's difficulties in unloading some of Alcan's subsidiaries illustrate, getting decent prices for divested assets would been almost impossible in an industry paralysed by a dearth of financing.

During the past few decades, as the economic logic of the United States has changed, global trade and technology have made it all but impossible for any industry to make much profit in mass production of any sort.

It seems that free tour is to guiding what Airbnb.com is to the hotel industry – impossible to regulate, looked on sceptically by traditional operators, and yet a big hit with a growing fan base.

But getting a decent price for these assets from rivals would have proved near impossible for an industry paralysed by a dearth of financing.Although Mr Kloppers has not pulled off the deal BHP may still be in a good position to benefit from the troubles facing the mining industry.

And that built-in itch to turn the page appears impossible for the industry to shake — unsurprisingly so, given business models were bound so tightly to upgrade cycles for so many years.

There's obviously much to say on this turbulent, impossible to predict industry, but since this is a piece about a bookstore, let me wrap it up with this: .