Sentence examples for industrialists would be from inspiring English sources

It is inevitable that a foreign policy couched in biblical symbols, eschewing subtleties and advanced by Texans, oil-men, neocons and industrialists would be insufferable to liberals, doves, internationalists and New Englanders (conversely, remember what Bill Clinton did to conservatives).

And so we launched the India Future Fund, specialising in infrastructure investments (providing high-voltage power transmission), and led by an ex-CEO as chairman, ideally a well-known Indian industrialist who would be able to cut through bureaucracy, understand the market and appease all sides of India's lively political spectrum.

As an industrialist he would be compelled by market forces to move production to Mexico, close facilities in the U.S., and reduce the wages paid to the workers in the community where he lived.

Brazilian industrialists would certainly be pleased by any move to weaken the real, which has risen by more than 30% against the dollar since March 2009.

The leading Italian industrialists' organization said it would be foolish to lose a workday to a national holiday amid the economic crisis.

Ours is a fairly close-knit community of a hundred and twenty souls, give or take a few, distributed among some fifty-two stone-and-timber houses that were erected nearly a century ago in what the industrialist B. P. Newhouse hoped would be a model of utopian living.

Indeed, its advisory panel includes the sort of society doyennes, art dealers, lawyers and industrialists that any major museum would be proud of.

"If the UK were to match the productivity performance of the US," Gordon Brown told industrialists this week, "output per head would be over £6,000 higher".

Still, it would be unwise to count Russian industrialists out.

Everyone, from the financial markets to industrialists, told the ageing leader that an election now would be unpopular and change little.

One of the few German industrialists who realized that governmental direction of the nation's economic resources would be necessary for victory, Rathenau convinced the government of the need for a War Raw Materials Department in the War Ministry.