Sentence examples for industry asserts that from inspiring English sources

The industry asserts that the economic benefits outweigh any environmental costs of aviation, and the government believes it.

The film industry asserts that it has lost billions of dollars in sales as consumers have rented movies and made their own personal copies rather than purchasing the DVDs.

It's not surprising that the oil industry asserts that domestic gas production is lagging because it cannot drill in America's parks, monuments and wildlife refuges (front page, July 22).

The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, the state's regulatory body over the oil and gas industry, asserts that municipalities do not have the power to ban energy extraction activities in the state, but rather are limited to enforcing local land use codes -- such as noise levels, road impacts and lighting related to drilling activity.

The agrichemical industry asserts that residues of glyphosate, 2,4-D and the array of other chemicals used in modern-day agriculture do not pose a danger to human health, but the lack of testing to determine actual residue levels of some of the most-used chemicals, like glyphosate and 2,4-D, has been troubling to many consumer groups.

But high-technology executives say unions have no place in their industry, asserting that unions usually resist the characteristics the industry thrives on: innovation, flexibility and entrepreneurship.

As recently as several months ago, the casino industry asserted that the slots would lead to the loss of 12,000 jobs in Atlantic City and nearly $500 million in revenue.

The letter says that one in 10 jobs in the United States depends on the auto industry, asserting that "there is no single segment of America's economy that is more critical to the financial well-being of millions of Americans".

Mr. Scanlon said, "Patient advocacy groups and the hospice industry assert that this federal scrutiny of compliance with the six-month eligibility rule has had a chilling effect on entry into the hospice program".

Pratt, a unit of United Technologies, which has tested alternate fuels in its engines, and others in the aviation industry assert that they will pursue alternatives even in a period of low prices.

In recent months, Eisman has emerged as a strident critic of the for-profit college industry, asserting that it fleeces taxpayers and preys on students.