Sentence examples for industries linked from inspiring English sources

Important market towns having industries linked with agriculture (cotton ginning, rice milling, and sugar beet processing) are Disūq and Biyalā.

The Treasury is planning an investigation into why lower oil prices are not being passed on by companies and industries linked to oil.

Last year, this began to raise the same kind of protests among advocacy groups that have dogged other industries linked to low-cost third world operations.

She added: "These risks are expected to hit some sectors – such as industries linked to investment goods and construction – harder than others.

To drive economic growth in the place of debt-fueled consumption, Mr. Obama is banking on the emergence of alternative fuels, pollution-limiting technology, health care technology and other new industries linked to broader policy goals.

With the cost of living expected to be a big election battleground, the Treasury is planning an investigation into whether lower oil prices are being adequately passed on to consumers by companies and industries linked to oil.

President Vicente Fox's plans to build dams, railroads, highways and industries linking Chiapas to the outside world in a 21st-century free-trade network are grand but unrealized.

The publishing industry linked arms with direct marketers, sweepstakes companies, and yes, TV, to begin to sell magazines -- cheaply.

But the list also included Sinar Mas, a major player in the global palm oil industry linked to deforestation.

In the wetter regions of Spain and Portugal, along the Atlantic coast and the Bay of Biscay, so-called castros small settlements fortified with a deep ditch and inner bank arose, with a flourishing bronze industry linked to southern Britain and France and a custom of burying hoards of metal tools and weapons.

The nuclear power industry linked to the planned new Wylfa plant on Anglesey could be worth £5.7bn to the Welsh economy, says an independent report.