Sentence examples for industry originates from inspiring English sources

Much of the investment in industry originates outside France, notably in Germany, Japan, and the United States.

In the past decade, the leading recipient of ExxonMobil PAC contributions has been Representative Joe Barton, a Republican from Texas, who has held senior positions on the House Energy and Commerce Committee, where most legislation affecting the oil industry originates.

The implementation of this niche strategy and the core competence of the IC design industry originates from five major factors: supportive policy, technology manpower, entrepreneurship, vertical disintegration and industrial cluster.

The preserved-ginger industry originated in 1820, in Canton when a street vender there Li Chy by name, sold some ginger crystallized in sugar to an English diplomat.

The chalk pits are where the cement industry originated really, and it's where the North Downs peter out into the Thames.

The early models required intricate engineering mechanisms, and the development of the modern lace industry originated when a machine was designed to produce laces identical with Brussels lace.

Corning Incorporated (formerly Corning Glass Works), the city's chief industry, originated in 1868 as the Brooklyn Flint Glass Works and produces flat glass, bulbs, tubing, fibre optics, and aerospace products.

Modern industry originated in the early 18th century, when Abraham Darby came to Coalbrookdale, in present-day Telford and Wrekin, and developed his method of smelting ironstone with coke.

The town's industry originated with ironworks and brass works powered by falls; flour and textile mills and furniture factories appeared later.

The palm oil industry originated in West Africa but is now dominated by massive plantations in South-East Asia.

The modern Tamil film industry originated during the 20th century.