Sentence examples for making an industry from inspiring English sources

Moreover, with the aim of making an industry baseline study a survey about the energy use in commercial scale RAS was conducted.

There is plainly still much unfinished business in eastern Europe to work through from that dark period, but in Britain it is surely time to stop making an industry out of living in the past, and honour the sacrifices made in that war as we would any other.

The businesses that last and are making an industry impact have taken this to heart.

England, by contrast, makes an industry of sexual escapades.

The insurance sector has made an industry out of complexity.

This works as long as you assume privatisation unarguably makes an industry more efficient.

And from the first ball to now, the Wilson family has made an industry of purity.

Attaining international success can make an industry prestigious, reinforcing its advantage.

"Ingvar Kamprad understood quite early how to change the social-democratic ideology into money and make an industry of it".

The way the music industry has grown has made an industry which is not accepting new technology.

Successful suits, or even those that have merely won class-action certification, can make an industry tremble.