Sentence examples for industry ceased from inspiring English sources

In addition, according to interviews with individuals who were engaged in the brewing industry until 1969 in Goi Town, after the reclamation of the coastal area for industrialization, the brewing industry ceased operation because the well water had become polluted.

Even decades after heavy industry ceased, the legacy of the city's industrial past remains and soil metal concentrations are higher in the more deprived areas of Glasgow.

But the momentum of the Sixties was dissipated and, somewhere along the way, the fashion industry ceased to utilise the best of British design capabilities.

He was in the majority then, but his view that the amendment did not bar legislative restraints on industry ceased to prevail by the 1890s and did not again predominate until the late 1930s.

If banks and the auto industry ceased to exist the world would survive.

The seafood industry ceased to be a major factor in the island's economy: most of the oyster-shucking houses, which had continued in operation using imported shellfish despite the local decline in oystering, finally closed in the 1980s and 1990s.

It features interviews with New York theater veterans ranging from Julie Harris to Carol Channing, from the Nicholas Brothers and Stephen Sondheim to Mrs. Hart, all talking about an enchanted realm of white-tie glamour and unflagging creative industry that ceased to be -- if it ever really was -- long ago.

The real estate industry finally ceased its objections to new legislation and the 1916 Zoning Resolution was passed.

The demand for cochineal fell sharply with the appearance on the market of alizarin crimson and many other artificial dyes discovered in Europe in the middle of the 19th century, causing a significant financial shock in Spain as a major industry almost ceased to exist.

During the Japanese occupation from 1942 to 1945, the nation's film industry nearly ceased to exist: all but one studio were closed, and all films released were propaganda pieces to assist the Japanese war effort and promote the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere.

Losing an industry or ceasing to manufacture a particular product, in this case stainless steel flatware, has indeed become a fairly frequent event.