Sentence examples for rose industry from inspiring English sources

Its flowers tend to be slightly larger and showier, and Colombian growers are adopting many of the same labour and environmental standards.The rose industry has injected much-needed cash into some of the poorer and more remote areas of the Ecuadorean Andes.

For example in 2006 in neighboring Ecuador, which has a budding (pun intended) rose industry, The Harvard School of Public Health did a study on the children of mothers who were working in the rose industry and had exposure to chemicals.

The disease is a major concern for the rose industry in the U.S. due to the lack of highly sensitive methods for early detection of RRV.

Rose rosette disease, caused by Rose rosette virus (RRV; genus Emaravirus) is a major threat to the rose industry in the U.S. The only strategy currently available for disease management is early detection and eradication of the infected plants, thereby limiting its potential spread.

In 2003, we spoke with reporter Ross Wehner who investigated the women and children who work in the rose industry in Ecuador.

The second result also extends the previous work by demonstrating that rising industry shutdown rates also cause deterioration of the earnings prospects for laid-off workers.

"Rising industry cost structures and disappointing production growth and reserve replacement suggest non-OPEC supply trends are unlikely to improve," Murti says.

The second question is, what does it mean, more generally, that we have a rising industry of mercenaries around the world?

The second question is, what does it mean more generally, that we have a rising industry of mercenaries around the world?

But still, he perseveres, explaining that breast massages for lactating women "is a rising industry and will be the direction for my development".

Finally, we note that this research was prompted by one of our observations of rising industry profits combined with the growing market share of cheap cigarettes, highlighting the important role that research on corporations, including monitoring of corporate practices, can play in developing effective public health policy.