Sentence examples for industry meaning from inspiring English sources

It's a very close-knit industry, meaning that word of mouth is important.

However, the economic crisis has introduced a degree of precariousness into the industry, meaning tipping is always appreciated.

But William Hill and Ladbrokes are also active in Gibraltar's online wagering industry, meaning they would get ensnared by the new tax.

Its popularity has extended to the collectibles and memorabilia industry – meaning parents face a hefty bill if they are to satisfy the demands of their fanatical offspring.

He surveyed the U.S. "white goods industry," meaning big appliances, and "it struck me that it was just a sea of undifferentiated boxes".

Added to this is a structural change within the industry: meaning that houses are built by fewer and fewer large housebuilding firms.

She added: "I've read a lot about how much EU funding has had a positive impact on markets, businesses and industries and I'm concerned about the effect Brexit will have on this, on potentially shrinking industries, meaning there will be less jobs for young people".

In particular, China is now insisting that it should be treated like other poor nations when it comes to overhauling the way it manages its industries, meaning that it would have more time to eliminate subsidies and trade barriers that it uses to support its farmers and to protect sensitive state-run industries like automobiles.

With the passage of the Communications Act of 1934, the Federal Communications Commission was chartered to monitor the radio and TV industries, meaning broadcasts were subject to censorship.

Mr. Hemingway's renditions of the songs are not cool in the industry's meaning of the word, meaning a hybrid of pop and jazz style.

Bollywood took a leap forward in 2001 when the government gave it industry status, meaning banks were allowed to lend to it.