Sentence examples for industries to make from inspiring English sources

Without metrics that make the life-cycle impacts of our choices explicit, it is impossible to ask diverse government agencies, private citizens and industries to make low-carbon planning an integral part of their decision-making process.

Getting the most energy-intensive industries to make big cuts might take a tax four times as high.

With these and other acquisitions, analysts said, the company established enough leverage within the medical and insurance industries to make a meaningful push into the market.

On July 6th Dow announced another joint venture, with Japan's Ube Industries, to make electrolytes.Many of the new jobs Dow is creating will be filled by former assembly-line workers from Michigan's slimmed-down car industry, retrained with government money.

Some argue that manufacturing industries are inherently likelier than service industries to make productivity gains, since they are more intensive users of technology, which delivers productivity windfalls as it evolves.

Meanwhile, American exports of factory equipment and raw materials have weakened as investment in Chinese factories has started to slow and as China has built its own industries to make these products.

But Ford and GM are too important to Europe's car industry to make that probable.

One thing is clear, Mr. Glickman said: Pressure is building on the industry to make a hire.

British racing relies on a lucrative bloodstock industry to make up for low prizes.

It was, he said, a way "for the industry to make more money".

Other substituted phenols are used in the dye industry to make intensely coloured azo dyes.