Sentence examples for industry faded from inspiring English sources
Riverside industry faded.
The industry faded by the 1980's, and North Hempstead now owns the land, which is mostly brush.
His father, Theodore, worked in the mill for 18 years — blacks did not rise to supervisors, the judge said — and was laid off as the industry faded.
During the 19th century, Moncton, favoured by its location at the head of a deepwater inlet, became a busy shipbuilding centre, but, with the advent of steam vessels in the 1870s, this industry faded.
Once a Labour bastion – before its coal mines, naval dockyard and heavy industry faded – it is home to former Labour prime minister Gordon Brown and former UK Lib Dem leader Sir Menzies Campbell.
What does successful forest management look like?" The years of experience as the industry faded around much of the West — mainly as a result of reduced timber sales in the national forests — has also given people here in Montana a glimpse of what can happen when an industry does go away.
As those industries faded, Martinsville turned its hopes toward the increasingly profitable motorsports industry.
Struggle came when other ports rose, dams were built and resource industries faded.
As those industries faded or moved, they often held on to their waterfront sites, either to keep their options open or to avoid cleanup costs.
With the mining industry fading, the railroad, now known as the Denver & Rio Grande Western, seeks permission to stop service to Silverton.
Clustering around Hollywood allows each of these small units to benefit as if it had the scale of an old movie studio, but without the rigidities of the studios' wage hierarchy and unionised labour.In some cases, the ancillary services that grew up to service industrial clusters have remained in position and developed into vibrant new industries long after their original client industry has faded.
