Sentence examples for sinking shipbuilding from inspiring English sources
Steinbrenner has proven himself a Yankee, clawing up from such disasters as his father's sinking shipbuilding company and Nixon's re-election campaign to make a fortune on his baseball investment and use some of that money to buy us World Series appearances.
Defaulting on the Mistral contract could, at the most extreme, be such a severe blow that it would sink the entire French shipbuilding industrial base.
Shipbuilding boomed there during the Civil War, when the yard produced the Intelligent Whale, an experimental submarine (it didn't work); it was also the birthplace of the battleship Maine, whose sinking in Havana in 1898 set off the Spanish-American War.
His popularity sank, and kept on sinking.
And they keep sinking and sinking.
He has bought ten of them over the years.Although much of Britain's shipbuilding industry has sunk without a trace since the second world war, the country's niche superyacht business is buoyant.
Last year Vinashin, a vast, government-owned shipbuilding group, almost sank, after straying far from its core business.Only if the big programme of public investment bears fruit can Vietnam hope to grow sustainably at 7-8% in the future without suffering the inflationary pressures of recent years.
Free but legal Becalmed Nothing to shout about Stretching the accordion A Viennese grind Reprints Related items Shipbuilding: Sink or swimMar 26th 2009Nothing like this has been seen since the early 1970s, when lots of super-sized oil tankers, known as VLCCs (very large crude carriers), were built in expectation of huge growth in oil consumption just before the first oil shock.
Its Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company (ADDSCO) supported the war effort by producing ships faster than the Axis powers could sink them.
