Sentence examples for industry burns from inspiring English sources

The shipping industry burns 2.1 billion barrels of oil annually.

More than 80percentt of our seafood is imported and the fishing industry burns through millions of gallons of fuel chasing declining fish stocks in ever more remote regions of the globe.

"The intensity of competition in F1 drives a very rapid pace of product development unlike in any other industry," Burns said.

"It's great bragging rights among the big players in India in business in industry," Burns says.

But after turning Pac-Man into the symbol of the decade (America's postal service has chosen to commemorate the 1980s with a videogame stamp), the industry burned out in 1984 in a wave of bankruptcies.

For an industry burned by risk, building variations of existing tract housing may seem the safest course of action.

For the environmentalists, it's logging; for the timber industry, prescribed burns, "and I need all the tools available".

The toy industry was burned in 1999 by over-ordering tie-ins for Star Wars: The Phantom Menace.

"The mining industry is burned into the consciousness of Wales; it was a fundamental force in shaping our country.

David Byttow, co-founder of Secret, the defunct anonymous social network that once gained notoriety for serving as the tech industry's burn book, announced today that he will join Snap.

But that does not excuse the way the industry mines and burns coal today.