Sentence examples for localized industries from inspiring English sources

The Upper Paleolithic Period (beginning about 40,000 years ago) was characterized by the emergence of regional stone tool industries, such as the Perigordian, Aurignacian, Solutrean, and Magdalenian of Europe as well as other localized industries of the Old World and the oldest known cultures of the New World.

A direct investment in foreign stocks would round out a global portfolio by including foreign companies with localized industries.

Property values and varying real estate laws make real estate a highly localized industry.

Lawn Love will certainly have a lot of work ahead if it wants to become a big player in this very fragmented and localized industry.

With 30% of the dry pasta market in the US and 10% of worldwide sales in an otherwise splintered and localized industry, Barilla thinks it is in a position to grow, particularly in niche areas.

There has never been a Disney musical so widely translated (or "localized," in industry-speak) as "Frozen".

There has never been a Disney musical so widely translated (or "localized," in industry-speak) as "Frozen". There has also never been a Disney musical so loaded with American vernacular speech.

Images include local flora, fauna, landscapes, villages, localized crafts and industries, and indigenous peoples, as well as maps, charts, tables, drawings, and photographs used in Pearse's lectures and publications.

Although Ankara intends to build the third nuclear power plant with own resources this seems unlikely based on the South Korean and Japanese experience, both of which needed much more time and effort to localize the industry.

Based on survey data of 355 German academics in the field of biotechnology and publication data from the Science Citation Index Expanded (SCIE), we find that the scientist's involvement with industry increases with the orientation of the scientist's department toward industry ("localized peer effect").

The energy industry is localized, performing under a broader industry framework subjective to a list of exogenous and endogenous factors.