Sentence examples for industry wound from inspiring English sources

After the mining industry wound down in the area, it was groomed for skiing.

Ambulance diversions, like two contributing factors -- emergency room overcrowding and the nursing shortage -- are largely a self-inflicted industry wound.

Many of us, in fact, want to see the tar sands industry wound down and eventually stopped, even though it pumps tens of billions of dollars annually into our economy.

A list of people that Helm really admired in the industry wound up playing the Rambles: Allen Toussaint, Kris Kristofferson, Hubert Sumlin, Charlie Louvin, John Hiatt, Robbie Dupree, Ralph Stanley, Mavis Staples, Elvis Costello, Steve Earle, Gillian Welch, and many more.

It is also a moment when we desperately need an effective government to deal with a collapsing financial services industry, wounded automakers, a massive stimulus package, two foreign wars and a cash-strapped social service system.

The U.S. shale industry was wounded by OPEC's earlier stance of keeping the taps open back in 2014.

Even Argentina's vaunted cattle industry has been wounded by an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.

The hearings went on for another two days, and some experts questioned Wertham's methods and conclusions, but the industry was badly wounded.

But there was no convincing what remains of a once-mighty fraternity of fishermen that this was not the beginning of the end for an industry already seriously wounded by competition from global fishing farms, low prices and depleted resources.

The latest version of Google's wearable operating system is due out next month — likely February 2. When it arrives, it'll greet an industry licking its wounds.

Albertans are highly sensitive to others telling them what to do, especially when it involves the already wounded industry that accounts for one-quarter of its GDP and serves as a foundational part of its cultural identity.