Sentence examples for industries on which from inspiring English sources

The park now terminates in a great ship: Renzo Piano's nine-story Whitney building, one of many architectural nods to the largely vanished industries on which the surrounding neighborhood once depended.

But how many are producing products or industries on which a national economy can be based?

And without the British empire there would be precious little of the accumulated wealth and knowledge underpinning the industries on which the British economy is now based.

For private business to take off in St Helena, the island's government needs many of those Saints to come home and bolster the service industries on which the new tourism sector will depend.

His responsibilities will span a range of industries on which Lehman focuses its investment banking efforts, including health care, power and utilities, financial institutions, consumer products, technology and manufacturing, the company said.

On the progressive side of the political divide, academics such as William Julius Wilson — another Harvard man, by way of Chicago — strenuously resisted these arguments, pointing to the demise of the manufacturing industries on which blacks depended for employment, and to the continuing reality of racial discrimination and segregation.

Amazon, for the sake of an industry on which it relies, should rethink its tactics.

The music industry, on which Anderson bases much of his argument, may be a special case.

* The disposal industry on which the city now relies is not competitive.

The attacks may also be intended to damage Egypt's tourism industry, on which it depends heavily.

Local balloon operators fear the suspension of flights may lead to more permanent measures, crippling an industry on which locals say around 1,000 residents depend for their livelihoods.