Sentence examples for industry perils from inspiring English sources

Despite industry perils, demand for dry bulk has increased 40percentnt since the financial crisis.

He also takes note of the growing awareness of the industry's perils.

On one estimate, TV is losing one in 20 prime-time viewers every year a dash for the off switch that comes at a terrible time.This is not yet an industry in peril.

"The crisis has put China's dairy industry in peril and exposed major problems existing in the quality control and supervision of the industry," an official with China's National Development and Reform Commission said in a posting on the agency's Web site.

Insurance is a highly regulated industry, and new perils such as oil spills the size of the one in the Gulf of Mexico are typically not included in existing policies.

The same issues have cropped up across the Atlantic, where the Bush administration is facing strong pressure to shield America's clothing industry from the perils of low-wage competition.

On a night designed to celebrate the triumphs of Australian literary culture, there was no escaping the overriding message of doom: that the Australian book industry is in peril because of proposed changes to copyright law and import restrictions.

A disease that has destroyed lime and other citrus groves in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties near Miami is spreading along the Gulf Coast, placing a critical state industry in further peril.

Mr. Glass said last week that, while he regretted Mr. Lydon's departure, the fight was a good sign for an industry used to financial perils.

Santa Barbara County Supervisor Salud Carbajal, standing above a pile of blackened, oil-covered rocks at Refugio State Beach, said that the spill "reminds us of the perils this industry has".

Richard Blumenthal, the attorney general of Connecticut, concurred, asserting that "anyone associated with this industry is in legal peril".