Sentence examples for industries stand from inspiring English sources

"Manufacturing is the foundation on which finance and other service industries stand," said Keiichi Konaga, who formulated Japanese industrial policy in the mid-1980s as the top bureaucrat in METI's precursor.

Peripheral industries stand to benefit as well.

Entire industries stand ready to distract the inconsolable mourner.

However, the metallurgy and chemicals industries stand to gain from increased market access and protection from antidumping measures.

In the current environment of intense market competition, batch process industries stand to benefit from faster process development.

Short-term gains would be smaller, at 3.3 percent, and noncompetitive industries stand to suffer, leading some Russian experts to oppose membership.

Behind all of this, powerful food, pharmaceutical, and media industries stood to gain if Americans consumed more than they needed.

The hub of Baltimore's insurance and financial industries stands cheek by jowl with the engines of the city's other top commercial endeavor: tourism.

The competitiveness of India's new industries stands in sharp contrast to the high tariffs and red tape that still shelter many other parts of the economy.

So how much does the UKFC (and, by definition, the UK film industry) stand to gain from the success of Hooper's drama?

"Have your own stamp on the industry, stand out from the other 15 salons in your area and make a difference," advised Katie Hill, founder of Totality Day Spa.