Sentence examples for industry that develops from inspiring English sources
So how can we get the drugs we need without magically transforming the industry that develops them?
With governments keen to continue granting palm oil companies large-scale concessions across Africa, the race to ensure that this is an industry that develops along sustainable guidelines seems far from won.
Now he has taken aim at a much bigger and more important target: the $600-billion pharmaceutical industry that develops and produces the drugs prescribed by real doctors the world over.The book is slightly technical, eminently readable, consistently shocking, occasionally hectoring and unapologetically polemical.
In the long term, that doesn't fully replace the almost 200 people employed at the coal power plant that is closing, but Thompson says by being a first builder, Port Augusta could win itself the lion's share of any future solar thermal industry that develops.
The problem is how to do this without harming the poor or elderly, hurting the industry that develops breakthrough cures or infuriating the middle class.
Both the industry that develops and tests the compound and the academics who deliver it to the patient should be involved in identifying which aspects of QOL are essential to target.
This set concentrates on the oil industry that developed during the Italian years.
The available economic data suggest that the 2003 U.S. sanctions stifled the nascent textile industry that developed after Myanmar entered the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in 1997.
"But I also think you're going to have parts of the industry that develop to really cater to those with more sophisticated tastes … or who have demands that go beyond price and availability".
The technology is completely different from conventional deterministic robotic assembly and the industry that develop around it.
Rigorous monetary reform aided Belgium's post-World War II recovery and expansion, particularly of the Flemish light manufacturing and chemical industries that developed rapidly in the north, and Belgium became one of the first European countries to reestablish a favourable balance of trade in the postwar world.
