Sentence examples for industry acting from inspiring English sources

Your industry, acting strategically together as a political brake, probably can hold out until 2C becomes an impossibility of engineering and thermodynamics.

Governments and central banks have been forced to step in to replace private capital throughout the banking industry, acting as necessary sources of short-term liquidity, longer-term funding and equity.

After a number of garden centres in London pulled glyphosate products from their shelves, the chemical industry, acting under the pseudonym Common Sense Gardening Group, issued a fact sheet in an attempt to allay the concerns of retailers and gardeners.

After demobilisation, he returned to the entertainment industry, acting as the manager of the mambo star Esy Morales and booking bands to play at hotels in the resorts of the Catskills region of New York state.

With the industry acting as a watchdog, Martin Stutsman, a specialist in adulterated food at the F.D.A., told me, "you don't waste your resources on surveys that are likely to make somebody comfortable but that don't do much toward protecting the public health".

The most prominent contribution made by the industry to GDP is through the role played by online commerce, which accounted for 43 per cent of the UK internet economy as a whole during 2011, bringing in £76 billion, with the card payments industry acting as the great enabler of e-commerce".

Indian politicians pushed industrialization, but focusing on capital and skill-intensive industries, acting "against its comparative advantage," explained HDFC Bank, since "India's comparative advantage lay in an abundance of relatively low-skilled workforce".

Whereas I have only dipped my toe into news, I know much more about another part of the creative industries – acting.

Native and recombinant enzymes are tools in major sectors of the biopharmaceutical, agricultural, and chemical industries, acting in very diverse areas of medicine, diagnostics, food, feed, detergents, textiles, leather, paper, pulp, and plastics.

Jóvenes Verdes, an environmental advocacy group for young people in Spain, argues that "the mobile telephone industry is acting like the tobacco industry by designing products that addict the very young".

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration on Tuesday proposed breaking up the agency responsible for both policing the oil industry and acting as its partner in drilling activities, seeking to end a decades-old relationship between industry and government that has proved highly profitable — and some say too cozy — for both.