Sentence examples for industries away from the from inspiring English sources

It fears that higher prices would drive industries away from the north and make it more difficult for struggling state-owned enterprises to turn a profit.

This is because migrants are often working closer to home, thanks to the relocation of some industries away from the coast to inland provinces where labour is cheaper.

In Britain, fears are growing that the BAE-EADS deal would orient the British military industry away from the United States and toward Europe, endangering the special relationship.

It is quietly trying to diversify its financial industry away from the India tax-arbitrage game and become a hub for Asian trade with Africa.

The goal was to try to wrest some control over the gambling industry away from the mafia, while generating revenue for the city and state.

Automobile traffic is thicker all the time and dust is endemic, but the gradual relocation of heavy industry away from the city center has made things less suffocating.

Mr. Geithner and fellow regulators had urged the S.E.C. to act and could now use their new authority to shift oversight of the money market fund industry away from the S.E.C., a move that has few precedents.

The top game designers rarely get the chance to discuss the way they work and trends that promise to change the industry, away from the buzz of the marketers.

The protections will not decrease the total amount of fish that are allowed to be caught in the Ross Sea, but it will move the industry away from the most crucial habitats close to the continent itself.

To that extent he has at least lasted the course and will doubtless soon be able to find himself a comfortable home in the security industry, away from the daily crises that come with his current post.

This is especially the case when it comes to drawing more talent in to the tech industry, away from the more traditional employment route with large conglomerates like Hyundai or SK Group.