Sentence examples for industry correspondents from inspiring English sources

Burma is famous for its jade and rubies, but the precious stones were a source of revenue for the military and concerns remain about human rights abuses in the industry, correspondents say.

The BBC's industry correspondent John Moylan reports.

BBC industry correspondent John Moylan said the power plant would cost more than the London 2012 Olympics.

The BBC's industry correspondent, John Moylan, said the possibility of ending shipbuilding at Portsmouth had been discussed for some time.

The BBC's industry correspondent, John Moylan, says Centrica's investment would be a major boost for the UK's fledgling shale gas industry.

BBC industry correspondent John Moylan says that in previous disputes of this nature and seriousness the union has moved quickly to announce at least a 24-hour national strike.

BBC industry correspondent John Moylan said the company stated it was "unlikely" that Balcombe would become a full production site, however, it would not give any guarantee.

BBC industry correspondent John Moylan asked if he was setting a bad precedent by "shutting up shop", Mr Egan said: "Anyone who knows the oil and gas industry knows that safety is always the first priority.

Mr Kahn, speaking to the BBC's industry correspondent John Moylan, said that with a UK referendum on leaving the EU perhaps less than 18 months away, companies like Airbus needed to be at the forefront of the debate.

The BBC's Industry Correspondent John Moylan said the report also cited low levels of switching by consumers and the fact that the market shares of the big six suppliers had not changed significantly over time.

The BBC's industry correspondent, John Moylan, said the freeze had echoes of Labour's flagship energy policy, which promises to keep prices at the same level for 20 months after the next election if Labour are elected.