Sentence examples for pub industry from inspiring English sources

Attempts to increase drink duty normally enrage the struggling pub industry.

Jowell has not registered her husband's dealings in the pub industry.

He says it is the biggest danger to the pub industry.

One business newswire fretted that on these tender muscles rests "the future of England's dwindling pub industry".

The bank said the pub industry remained challenging, given that consumer spending is under pressure, input costs are rising and beer consumption is in long term decline: Despite this, the pub industry is still struggling to reduce capacity.

Martin highlighted the VAT disparity between supermarkets and pubs as the biggest danger to the pub industry in the UK.

The chancellor said it was "very good" that people were hearing about measures to help the bingo and pub industries.

Participants also described how in recent years, the club and pub industries have framed their arguments around the threatened loss of gambling profit if smoking were banned in clubs and pubs (which have gaming machines), as gamblers tend often to be heavy smokers.

With rural pubs closing down at the rate of 13 a week, and increasingly vocal campaigns against anti-social drinking, the beer and pubs industry has suffered some significant blows in recent years.

The pub owning industry, he says, "has no thought for what it should be doing to change the way it operates.

He is vice chairman of the Perceptions Group, which was established to change the image of careers within the pub and bar industry.