Sentence examples for mighty industry from inspiring English sources

It was once fashionable to praise Japan as an entrepreneurial state being guided to world-domination by the enlightened thinkers in its mighty industry ministry.

Last week, Tata Steel, which owns the remnants of the formerly state-run British Steel, appeared to sound the death knell for this once mighty industry by putting its loss-making UK assets up for sale.

Since Hunt's predecessor Chris Smith began talking up "creative industries" as part of Britain's "cool economy" in 1998, a mighty industry of publicly-funded intermediaries has grown up offering a cornucopia of impressive-sounding jobs – arts administrators, creative facilitators, workshop co-ordinators, outreach officers, participation directors and so on.

Out of what was once a mighty industry, these two survivors kept going by making simpler, faster scanners for DIYers and lowering prices to rock bottom.

Howard adds that the Pentagon is a mighty industry of message force multiplication, and if the word doesn't get out about the sequester in the newspapers, you can count on the Defense Department to bray about it.

While a dearth of news articles and blogs are covering the obvious, that the mighty industry trade association plaintiff, the graduate student defendant and copyright scholars and activists alike are not happy with the decision, Tenenbaum stands as the most public example of where the system has allowed copyright to go.

Seen tomahawks and cannon fire, and mighty industries.

You could be forgiven for thinking the 21st century had turned its back on Detroit: its once mighty industries have been hollowed out, the city authority is bankrupt, and ghostly is the word ascribed to districts where abandoned buildings are the norm, not the exception.

In the springtime pine roots slowly regulate the mountain moisture that feeds water to intensive agriculture systems, mighty industries and a burgeoning population of over 50 million people.

Yet this once-mighty industry is struggling, squeezed by the plummeting cost of natural gas and a torrent of tough new environmental rules.

With the decline of the town's once-mighty industry, Soviet times have taken on the glow of nostalgia for some.