Sentence examples for industry derived from inspiring English sources

Recent practices in the food industry derived from globalization and industrialization have also been correlated with negative consequences for human health.

Most of the costs to the shipping industry derived from pre-emptive efforts to protect ships.

Last year, for the first time, the music industry derived as much revenue from digital as it did from physical formats such as vinyl and CDs.

If these windows into the future become a reality, then Australia can look forward to an ecological disaster while developing a new multi-cent tourism industry derived from slime gazing.

The following excerpts from a report on congressional hearings in America neatly summarise the case against and for Big Pharma in turn:It has been argued that the drug industry derived a higher rate of return on its investment than other American industries.

Implications to the industry derived from the authors' findings underscore the possibility of adopting new retail market strategies in encouraging consumers' sustainable apparel purchasing decisions.

Moreover, its bid will be helped by the continuing pain in the industry, deriving in part from growing competition from aluminium suppliers in China and Russia.

Ricoh, its rival in the copier-and-printer industry, derives half its sales—and half its operating profits from overseas markets.

"And more paper means more supplies," which is where the printing industry derives the bulk of its profits.

Within Europe the French, German, and Italian governments all have bigger space budgets than the UK's, but in those countries space industry derives most of its income directly or indirectly from government.

A crucial success factor in a technology driven market such as the chemical industry derives from the ability to understand and interpret new technologies fast and convert this knowledge into a competitive advantage.