Sentence examples for industry and mining from inspiring English sources
Mining is the country's most lucrative industry, and mining firms from Canada, Australia and the United States have been rushing to dig out precious metals.
This new version of the "peculiar institution" provided much of the basis for the American industrial revolution, with a perfect workforce for the steel industry and mining, along with agricultural production in the famous chain gangs: docile, obedient, no strikes, and no need for employers even to sustain their workers, an improvement over slavery.
This new version of the "peculiar institution" provided much of the basis for the American industrial revolution, with a perfect work force for the steel industry and mining, along with agricultural production in the famous chain gangs: docile, obedient, no strikes, and no need for employers even to sustain their workers, an improvement over slavery.
He favored utilities, the energy industry, and mining companies.
On the eve of Yugoslavia's disintegration into war in 1991, industry and mining accounted for more than one-third of Croatia's GDP.
Central Asia's economic activity is centred on irrigated agriculture in the south and on heavy and light industry and mining in Kazakhstan.
Other nominees for important positions, like the minister of intelligence, Mahmoud Alavi, and the influential and wealthy minister of industry and mines, Mohammad Reza Nematzadeh, were approved by large majorities.
Zinc is essentially an important element for many growing economic sectors of the world, such as metallurgical operational units, electroplating industry, mining industry and mine drainage operations.
In particular, the Modified Lade criterion is the best choice for assessing wellbore stability in oil and gas wells drilling industry and mine tunneling.
Unemployment in the town has been higher than the Welsh average as traditional heavy industries and mining have declined, and the recession has hit the region particularly hard.
The regional output multipliers were greater than 1.5 for four economic sectors: agriculture; industry; construction; and mining and quarrying sectors.
