Sentence examples for industries to which from inspiring English sources
Rather, these categories are stuffed with small and medium-sized companies, whose demise will not badly damage the industries to which they belong.
Low barriers to trade allow economies to specialise in the industries to which they are best suited, delivering a boost to productivity.
Typically these start with one or a few small companies that supply an end-to-end solution, but develop into large industries to which many companies contribute parts.
And in May, as part of its campaign to curb inflation, the government added the textile sector to a list of industries to which bank loans would be curbed.
Generous energy subsidies were a favourite way for the government to help its friends: 45% of politically connected firms operated in energy-intensive industries, compared with only 8% of firms as a whole.In Tunisia the Ben Ali empire dominated the telecoms and air-transport industries, to which entry was highly regulated.
To evaluate the potential of reducing the total CO2 emission through industrial symbiosis, alternative industrial symbiosis scenarios are then designed based on a questionnaire survey of 57 major local industries, to which 35 companies appropriately responded.
The civil-aircraft industry is the most politicised in the world apart from the defence industry, to which it is joined at the hip.
Within southern Africa, only South Africa has a long-established cutting and polishing industry, to which De Beers supplies some good-quality stones ("specials" in the language of the trade).
Critics have long painted the commission as well-intentioned but weak and compliant, and incapable of keeping close tabs on an industry to which it remains closely tied.
Fleeting references to drug use are left unexplored, as is her decision to leave the pornography industry, to which she later returned.
The estate agent told the filmmakers: "We take this matter extremely seriously as we do all legislation for our industry, to which we are fully committed.
