Sentence examples for industries essentially from inspiring English sources

But where Hollywood and politics, for instance, are industries essentially built on fiction and embellishment, journalism is an industry that is – or was – ostensibly founded upon and invested in real stories, people, relationships and, well, truth.

"The entire venture capital industry essentially invests in failures," she observes.

In the prior administration the oil and gas industry essentially were the kings of the world.

Within weeks, the industry essentially cut off conversation with the agency about possible rule changes.

Last week, the salmon industry essentially declared victory, saying it would move forward with its own labeling efforts.

Last February, the association scored a victory when a judge ruled in favor of the industry, essentially quashing Napster.

Bethlehem declared bankruptcy in October, 2001; many other companies (including Weirton) came tumbling after, and the industry essentially collapsed.

The recent problems have arisen, reform-minded critics say, because the legal industry essentially hires two full years ahead of when employees begin to work.

It also levies hefty fees on the financial services industry, essentially forcing big banks and hedge funds to pay the projected $20 billion, five-year cost of the new oversight that they will face.

Page A19 Business A BAILOUT OF DAYS PAST May Offer Model for the Future A generation ago, the government bailed out a struggling railroad industry, essentially running it until it was healthy again.

Their failure to divulge their conflicts is striking proof that today's requirements for reporting payments from industry — essentially an honor system in which researchers are supposed to reveal their outside income to their institutions — needs to be strengthened.