Sentence examples for industry posed from inspiring English sources
Telecommunications executives and analysts said yesterday that while Mr. Capellas's information- technology background was extensive, the telecommunications industry posed unique challenges.
Senior military and intelligence figures had warned that plans to give China a big stake in Britain's nuclear power industry posed a threat to national security.
Other advocates of fish farming contended that the report bolstered their view that the industry posed little risk to native salmon.
Meng Jianbin, the director of international cooperation at the Metallurgical Council of China for the Promotion of International Trade, a Chinese trade group, said that the scrap industry posed a continuing environmental problem.
Eight Belles's breakdown and death at the Kentucky Derby were noted often, mostly during a 13-minute-long panel hosted by Bob Costas about the challenges to the horse-racing industry posed by drugs and breeding.
The major labels, four of them owned by entertainment titans Time Warner, Sony, Bertelsmann and Seagram, have spent two years agonizing over the future jolt to the industry posed by digital downloads and the threat of massive piracy.
Agro-industrial effluent and starch industry pose a serious threat to the environment and are among the major source of environmental pollution.
It also includes a guide to dairy alternatives which avoids the animal welfare problems that the dairy industry poses for both cows and badgers.
The vital southward passage of water from Lake Okeechobee in central Florida to the Everglades also has become increasingly impeded by industry, posing another threat to the park.
The weak state of industry poses a dilemma for the Bank, which has hinted it plans to rein in consumer borrowing with further interest rate rises.
Whether it be from reactors or bombs, or a total absence of being able to deal with contaminated waste, or the use of so-called "depleted uranium" in war zones, the nuclear industry poses an enormous risk.
