Sentence examples for like wholesale from inspiring English sources

Many more Americans work in non-manufacturing industries like wholesale and retail trade than in manufacturing industries, and so we might think it damning to hear that most of these non-manufacturing industries are not particularly innovative.

It resembles older wrong-headed policies, from which we had supposedly learned, like wholesale slum clearances – "They keep doing the same thing," says Save's Jonathan Brown, "when it has manifestly failed".

But I was disconcerted and frightened at first because they were coming out and turning themselves into a self-created ghetto.' Abse's views of integration sound rather more like wholesale capitulation to majority behaviour.

You can react to real issues, Mr. Aiken, like wholesale book piracy in China, or you can keep kicking the shins of a company that has made the most money for authors since the invention of the printing press.

Furthermore, it is generally argued that the business services like wholesale and retail trade, finance and insurance, transport, storage and communication are effective in flourishing the economic growth and the household services are recognized as a burden for the growth of the economy.

It looked like wholesale looting during a riot at the Braille Institute.

Besides, he added, Wall Street doesn't like such wholesale giveaways, which can result in lower revenues and depressed stock prices.

("And I must confess that I don't like this wholesale condemnation of men that I hear every night," she added at another meeting).

He also likes Costco Wholesale the leading warehouse club retailer, which delivers good growth while tightly controlling costs and expanding margins; and Target, which has "shown an ability to compete with Wal-Mart with more upscale image.

The Trump administration also would like to make wholesale changes or eliminate forgiveness programs like the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program.

Because the AV is an adjustment to the current system, not (like PR) a wholesale change involving abolition of parliamentary constituencies, there is no case for the referendum rightly promised over PR.