Sentence examples for industrial backing from inspiring English sources

If you look at things like the Nevada renewable portfolio standard, you had industrial backing for it.

A reviewer for VOX described "Queer" as "Voice of the Beehive roughing up L7", Jackie Hinden of Hot Press wrote that the song was "a slinky work-out against a restrained work-to-rule industrial backing", and the publication later made it their Single of the Fortnight, describing it as "Almost indecently brilliant.

The knowledge of the loss mechanisms in industrial back-contact back-junction (BC BJ) silicon solar cells and their dependence on geometrical and substrate parameters provides the opportunity to further increase the cell efficiency of this cell type.

Here, starting the show with dresses, maybe with a bold, lion's-head belt and probably with an industrial back zipper (a trend that Mr. Elbaz gave to the fashion world).

By the mid-1950's, the mill was host to an odd mix of companies -- light industrial, heavy industrial, back office, front office, warehouse -- in search of bargain rates and room to expand.

Before you can actually dig your hole (with an industrial back-hoe), you're going to have to decide where you want to build your bunker.

Simply clean with sudsy water, moving your industrial back and forth until all of the soap is gone.

(Anderson's Roton has at least half a dozen rivals, but the dreaminess required to attempt space travel without military-industrial backing, and the discipline required to pull it off, appear to be intrinsically at odds).

The gain was not enough to bring the Dow Jones industrials back above 10,000, one day after the blue chips fell below that mark for the first time since April 9.

Even if his musical projects since have been shorter-lived (his 1990s group Lard delivered his traditional polemic with an industrial rock backing) Biafra has not been idle.

The industrial unions backing Mr. Gephardt, like the steelworkers and machinists, see themselves as beleaguered and have embraced a candidate who has devoted much of his career to helping the industrial heartland.