Sentence examples for industry danger from inspiring English sources
Originating in Italy in the 20th century, the art movement emphasized and glorified themes associated with that time period's concept of the future, including concepts like speed, technology, youth, industry, danger.
Even a successful investor in the life sciences industry sees danger now.
Is the British film industry in danger of becoming little more than a special-effects workshop for Hollywood?
But the market for Typhoons seems very precarious and the British arms industry in danger of placing too many eggs in too few baskets.
In 1961 the government off-loaded the burden of compensating victims of flood damage to an insurance industry in danger of nationalisation.
"For several years now, cargo theft in the pharmaceutical sector has been on the rise, exacting a terrible cost on the industry and danger to the public," said David B. Fein, the United States attorney for Connecticut.
Such myopic attachment to the tools of defense, without consideration of their big-picture relevance, puts the $5.7 trillion U.S. IT industry in danger of losing its competitive advantage.
But will southerners let Arab producers compete with their farmers and textile industries?The danger of a big disruption of oil and gas supplies makes it more necessary to develop an EU-wide energy market and grids.
He says the industry was in danger of blowing the Levy Control Framework (LCF).
