Sentence examples for industry begets from inspiring English sources
A lay sermon about how industry begets riches (No Gains, without Pains), "The Way to Wealth" has been taken for Benjamin Franklin's — and even America's — creed, and there's a line or two of truth in that, but not a whole page.
If you are a skincare company who has raised even $10,000 from Bare Escentuals founder Leslie Blodgett, that will serve as a powerful signaling device to other investors; in investing more so than almost any other industry—success begets success.
That one day soon, the industry that begat New York City will have all but disappeared from it.
Too long have the Mets been a reflection of an industry stodginess that begets developmental stunting.
The high cost of replacement, however, has begotten a cottage industry of headlight restoration kits, sold at all major automotive supply stores.
But often these innovations beget new industries, new businesses and new jobs.
But the current academy panel is increasingly composed of people from the industry who were weaned on the cinematic revolution begotten by directors like Francis Ford Coppola and Martin Scorsese.
Imperial is no stranger to industry: It has generated 57 spin-off companies and begets new ones at a rate of about two a month.
In the process, she has "almost single-handedly begotten a new branch of the psychology industry," a columnist for Die Welt complained two years ago.
In an illustration of how one bubble seems to beget another, however, the Greenspan rate cut greatly stimulated the housing industry.
