Sentence examples for sea industries from inspiring English sources
It is a private sector initiative to develop the infrastructure for Manitoba's trucking, air, rail and sea industries.
Germany has overtaken the UK in the rate at which it is installing wind turbines at sea, industry figures show.
He draws an example from this week, which has seen the price of oil plummet further, with warnings of a crisis in the North sea industry.
The industrial mining of salt has all but ended the sea salt industry here and in many other places; there is a specialty market but it is more of a relic than an integral part of the local economy.
Green and blue and made of hand-blown glass, they are remnants of the deep sea fishing industry, used long before plastic and other materials kept nets afloat.
As Japanese waters became overfished, a small North American sea urchin industry started in the 1980s, said Mike Featherstone, president of the Pacific Urchin Harvesters Association.
The company is paying £920m and taking on £705m of debt to buy helicopter services group Avincis, which specialises in medical, search and rescue, fire fighting and the north sea oil industry.
It underlines the degree to which the country's Red Sea tourist industry is vulnerable to reprisals.
Information was gathered from the primary scientific literature and from interviews with sea urchin industry members and scientists.
He was involved in countless schemes to rejuvenate the rural economy here - egg cooperatives, the sea grass industry in Newborough - the WI would have fitted right into that.
Lacking transparency, rife with middlemen, and consisting of "total information asymmetry between buyers and sellers," is how Xeneta CEO and co-founder Patrik Berglund understatedly describes the murky sea freight industry.
