Sentence examples for industry driving from inspiring English sources

"You could imagine industry driving a truck through this loophole".

The emphasis on nuts and bolts and armored plate suggests an industry driving into a combative, fearful new world.

The firm's reputation peaked in the 1950s, a decade or so before the quartz revolution decimated the mechanical watchmaking industry, driving scores of Swiss companies into bankruptcy.

That has drawn immigrants from mainland Ecuador who work in the tourist industry, driving the population to an estimated 30,000 from about 8,000 in 1990.

To many, it seems, sport utilities are the nuclear weapons of the car industry: driving one is seen as a way to avoid getting hurt in an accident.

The industry is undoubtably facing huge environmental and social challenges, but it's been encouraging to be surrounded by those in the industry driving change - or at least making positive noises about change.

Across much of the region, private equity firms have mainly concentrated on deals in consumer goods, tourism and commodities - the main industries driving the local economies.

Bean said: "Time and again we have seen the disruptive impact the internet can have on industries – driving innovation and enhancing the customer experience.

Not only did building hundreds of new mines all at once drive down the prices we received for our commodities but it also drew thousands of skilled tradespeople out of manufacturing and other industries, driving up the price of building everything from roads to factories.

Not only does Shenzhen offer universities from Hong Kong, where land is at a premium, space to expand, but it also provides them with a chance to get closer to some of the industries driving China's economic growth and tap into the mainland's pool of research funding and seemingly insatiable demand for higher education.

Stanching the flow of subsidies to the industries driving the crisis.