Sentence examples for particularly industries from inspiring English sources

For the majority of workers, this will undoubtedly be true, at least in the short term, but in some parts of the economy, particularly industries that pay low and moderate wages, the presence of such generous subsidies for individual coverage is bound to affect behavior eventually.

So long as Washington stays open to sharing technology with the commercial satellite business, GeoEye can attack new markets for its imagery, particularly industries such as mining, oil and gas, insurance and transportation.

In addition to this detrimental macroeconomic impact, particularly industries that use natural gas as a feedstock and are also energy-intensive are affected by imports of pricy resources and rising energy prices as costs of two input factors increase in a coupled manner.

A programme officer for Oxfam's extractive industry team in west Africa, Kuevor says that the natural instinct of most companies – particularly industry competitors – is "not to share" and to "do their own thing".

That said, knowing more about the experience of other companies – particularly industry peers – can provide a good steer as to the potential commercial outcomes from a successful behaviour change programme.

Only humans should be in harmony with nature and artificial production system, particularly industry, should not destroy natural planetary cycles.

While many companies, particularly industry leaders, spend increasingly on R&D, more and more, innovations are coming from firms focused on particular sectors.

Furthermore, given that the funding agency encourages collaboration, and particularly industry-science collaboration, we further test whether effects are enhanced in collaborating firms.

While reforming regulations isn't necessarily a bad thing, Wesley Bush's enthusiasm is just one sign that the Obama administration's approach is liable to be particularly industry friendly.

Additionally, there is concern in developed countries that research, particularly industry sponsored, is migrating 'off shore' due to lower costs, but more particularly, less burdensome regulatory environments.

Thus it can be at odds with the general priorities of clinical research, particularly industry-sponsored clinical research, and with the bias of contemporary bioethics toward the promotion of individual autonomy.