Sentence examples for industry of high from inspiring English sources

The dense beechwoods, which still cover the western portions, once formed the raw materials of the traditional furniture industry of High Wycombe.

"As we look at the footage of the sting," Mr. Tejpal wrote on the Web site, "we are still astonished at how blinding the greed was that two rank amateurs with close to no knowledge of defense hardware, hawking a patently absurd product, could go so far as to slice open an entire industry of high corruption".

High on the flanks of Everest, the younger generation of Sherpa are now wealthy entrepreneurs who are taking control of the industry of high-altitude climbing.

It's easy to boff on about foams and airs but Rayner asks uncomfortable questions about why and how we engage with the huge industry of high-end dining.

The company, formally founded in 2005, specializes in renting textbooks, seeking to disrupt the long-established industry of high-priced books.

This is particularly troubling, says the center, given the vibrant industry of high-value, small-scale ecotourism lodges operating on the peninsula, which owes much of its success to pristine natural surroundings.

Boyd Coddington, one of the first, and perhaps the best known, of the Southern California hot-rod builders, who turned a backyard hobby of tattooed guys in T-shirts into a boutique industry of high-end car customizers, died Feb. 27 in Whittier, Calif.

As a successor to 4G LTE, 5G is expected to provide reliable, ultrafast wireless connectivity to a growing industry of high-tech inventions such as self-driving cars and artificial intelligence — even "true AI enhanced networked combat," according to the memo.

As the industry of high-speed railway develops very fast, people pay a lot of attention to the reliability and efficiency of communication systems for high-speed railway.

With such strong emission peak at ~517 nm, the CdO-nanowire bundles can be utilized in the industry of high-quality monochromatic laser.

Lately, it's coming out of China or Eastern Europe -- a whole cottage industry of high-tech crooks finding back-doors into supposedly secure computer systems.