Sentence examples for no one industry from inspiring English sources

There is a widespread sense that Sept. 11 and related security concerns caused some, though not all, of the airlines woes, and since that Sept. 11 was an attack on the whole society, no one industry should bear a disproportionate share of the costs, as the airlines have done.

"But the problem is the mills were so huge that no one industry could utilize the whole blooming thing.

Whitman treasures a generalist's approach, which weds him to no one industry.

In San Francisco you can't be there without being part of the tech world, but here there's no one industry that dominates everything else.

If the answer is that no one industry would capture the Fed with this diverse set of interests represented, then why would we not allow bankers some representation, so long as they no longer dominate the proceedings?

The sooner we realize this is no longer one industry, the sooner we can stop the silly bubble comparisons to 1999 and get a handle on why these issues will keep popping.

The older legacy publishers don't speak for the news industry because in that sense, there is no longer one industry.

"The difficulty is there is no end point," says one industry insider.

No one company, industry, or leader can succeed by tackling such important societal issues on their own.

The Air Transport Association, the trade group that represents the big airlines, plans to release survey data showing that 65percentt of frequent fliers cite delays as their No. 1 frustration, one industry executive said.

Washington is no longer a one-industry town, as Sally Quinn pointed out this year in a lengthy article in The Post: "For the first time, more people are working in technology than in the government.