Sentence examples for industry trauma from inspiring English sources

Once a cause of telecom industry trauma, 3G could transform now-humble phones into devices that offer video telephone calls and greater access to sports, news and television programs.

Our entire multimillion-dollar trauma industry would have to be revamped.

While storying one's life is undoubtedly an essential human activity, the trauma industry may have overlooked this essential fact: not all of us are memoirists.

The trauma industry knows they can make money off of frailty; there are all these psychologists out there turning six figures with their pablum and hubris".

If we are all authors of our experience, as the trauma industry has so significantly reminded us, we are not all cut from the same literary cloth.

The Buried Giant is Game of Thrones with a conscience, The Sword in the Stone for the age of the trauma industry, a beautiful, heartbreaking book about the duty to remember and the urge to forget.

Gist told me: "The problem with the trauma industry is this: People who successfully repress do not turn up sitting across from a shrink, so we know very little about these folks, but they probably have a lot to teach us.

But for modern-day purposes, the trauma industry seems to have started sometime in the early 1980's, when the women's movement asserted that post-traumatic stress disorder did not belong to Vietnam veterans alone; it belonged also to the legions of women who were abused in domestic situations.

His striking and unconventional conclusion that the counselling industry often perpetuates trauma-induced illnesses is both refreshing and brave.The clear historical approach is full of personal references to soldiers' own accounts.

"Children and women forced into the commercial sex industry suffer particularly acute trauma, and the high prevalence of HIV/AIDS in the region places their lives in severe peril," said Ms. Long.

No nationalised industry has experienced as much trauma as coal; perhaps no other industry in the country, publicly or privately owned, has so much dramatic luggage in its history bag.