Sentence examples for industry consequences from inspiring English sources

BRUSSELS — At its summit meeting in Chicago, NATO declared that its ballistic missile defense (BMD) system in Europe had achieved an "interim capability," despite numerous unanswered questions about its command and control, technological maturity, the role of European industry, consequences of engagement, etc.

For the traditional publishing industry, the consequences of a loss could be dire.

For BP and the rest of the oil industry, the consequences of a human and environmental tragedy will reverberate for years to come.

Tommy Means, executive creative director of Mekanism, the San Francisco-based agency that created the videos, said he drew inspiration for them from the American Legacy Foundation's "Truth" campaign, which was introduced in 2000 and aimed to prevent youth smoking by depicting the tactics of the tobacco industry and consequences of smoking.

Infomediaries such as online travel agencies (OTAs) and review aggregator websites are profoundly changing the structure of the hospitality industry with consequences in the mechanisms of creation and capture of economic value for hotels.

For the Finnish broiler industry, the consequences of prohibition of export of meat originating from Salmonella-positive flocks has a minor impact since of the amount of exported poultry meat is very small.

Britain's Office of Fair Trading is in the midst of scrutinising its audit industry.One consequence of all this change is that audits have become tougher.

He attributed virtually all of the increase to the demands of the ethanol industry One consequence of the higher feed costs is rising competition for malt barley between livestock farmers, who want it for feed, and brewers, who need it for beer.

It will have industry-changing consequences — if not now, in the not-so-distant future.

Among them the fathers of 18-year-old Jake (Aaron Scheff) and pal Chet (Joe Donohoe), now about to join the town's sole industry of consequence.

And if they aren't, this could turn into the wrong kind of rescue — a bailout of stockholders as well as the market, in effect rescuing the financial industry from the consequences of its own greed.