Sentence examples for industry drawing from inspiring English sources

Gill Greenwell, a lawyer who has worked in the financial services industry drawing up product contracts, said: "The terms and conditions are written for the lender, not the consumer.

For more than a decade, musicals like "Les Miserables" and "Phantom of the Opera" have anchored the Broadway industry, drawing millions of tourists to Times Square and keeping their theaters lit during even the hardest of times.

Sharm el-Sheik has expanded at a furious pace in recent years, making it a major player in Egypt's vital tourism industry, drawing Europeans, Israelis and Arabs from oil-producing Gulf nations.

Not long after Brashares published his work on fisheries and bushmeat trends in Ghana, Science published a high-profile article on the decline of global fisheries; the same week, the Times published a story on forced child labor in the fishing industry, drawing on research and analysis by UNICEF and the International Labor Organization.

The major trade group representing Facebook, Google, Netflix and dozens of other tech firms in Washington said Friday that it plans to join a multi-pronged legal attack against the Federal Communications Commission over its decision to deregulate the broadband industry — drawing fresh battle lines in a years-long fight over the future of the Internet.

Another industry drawing huge interest from MBAs is technology.

The industry drew heightened interest during last decade's buyout boom.

Nationwide, the film industry draws about $1.5 billion in tax breaks each year, The Times reports.

In September, the industry drew in more money than in any other month since late 2009.

The poor results from the mortgage industry drew sharp criticism from House Financial Services Committee members on Tuesday.

The idea of unilateral regulation of an international industry drew quick criticism.