Sentence examples for industry vulnerable from inspiring English sources

IF THERE was ever an industry vulnerable to technological change, it would have to be selling cars in America.

Regulators are walking a fine line: if they permit the banks to return too much capital now, that might leave the industry vulnerable in the event of a downturn and lead others to think the industry was returning to its risky ways.

But the margins will be tight, and the industry vulnerable to a weaker euro or natural disasters.The sugar reform coincides with a new twist in a long-running wrangle over bananas, where ACP suppliers face competition from lower-cost Latin American producers.

This scarcity has driven up the fungi's value even more, resulting in a truffle industry vulnerable to black market influence and fraud.

But several factors aligned to make the industry vulnerable to litigation.

Heavy reliance on insurance payments makes the addiction industry vulnerable to insurers' counter-attacks, which was another subject of panel discussions and hallway conversations at the NAATP conference.

"We're working very hard on a large number of new laws and regulations that will offer protection of national industries, vulnerable industries, infant industries," he said.

But as economic growth spreads to new areas, potential migrants may opt to stay at home, leaving Guangdong's labour-intensive export industries vulnerable to labour shortages.

A trade deal, even a discriminatory one, should enlarge a country's export sector and shrink domestic industries vulnerable to foreign competition.

While Ms. Varney did not mention any specific companies or industries vulnerable under the new policy, those who have talked to her about the speech say she is aiming at agriculture, energy, health care, technology and telecommunications companies.

The same day his article appeared, the World Trade Organization ruled that the United States had not reformed cotton subsidies sufficiently to meet legal obligations in a longstanding case, leaving American agriculture and other domestic industries vulnerable to significant retaliation by Brazil.