Sentence examples for industry grinding from inspiring English sources
With the construction industry grinding to a halt, this year looks no better.
Thompson is a more than decent shot, but he's got a heck of a lot of targets here--travel magazines stuffed with pabulum, travel writers who specialize in fluff, and, among many others, the public relations flacks that keep the hurdy-gurdy of a hype-driven industry grinding away.
In the engineering industry grinding is mostly the final operation of the production process, therefore it should provide for the necessary surface quality, dimensional accuracy, and the required geometric shape of a product.
The Kennedy industry grinds on, with no end in sight.
"But if the whole industry grinds to a halt, that's a whole different story".
As the adult film industry grinds to a halt again from yet another HIV scare, it's easy to see why these digital avatars could easily replace frail disease prone adult actors.
Brilliantly portrayed by journalist Barbara Demick in her book Nothing to Envy, the resulting economic collapse saw industry grind to a halt and farming shut down.
Industry was grinding to a halt, reduced to less than half its production capacity by lack of fuel and raw materials.
In an industry that grinds out publicity nonstop, that trumpets medals won in contests, that publishes newsletters and participates in collective events, Bidwell has gone its own way quietly, relying basically on word-of-mouth.
Further complicating the process of licensing negotiations is the fact that much of the highest-level business of the music industry has ground to a near-halt this summer as the labels await decisions by government regulators in Europe and the United States about the Universal Music Group's $1.9 billion takeover of EMI Music.
Winter in the major city of Donetsk and other parts of the east under separatist control is likely to be harsh for those who have remained, as industry has ground to a halt, military confrontation continues and supplies of food and energy are unreliable.
