Sentence examples for successive industry from inspiring English sources

This includes a commitment to publish targets and reports on cutting red tape – which might sound like bureaucracy to cut bureaucracy – but is the kind of thing that successive industry secretaries have always come up to answer the vague demand for less government from small business, ever since the young Harold Wilson promised a "bonfire" of wartime controls in the 1940s.

Last week witnessed a procession of examples where successive industries demonstrated their unnerving and effective capacity to block efforts at making them work more in the social and public interest.

An overview of the products of the successive toolmaking industries shows that much effort went into cutting edges in the longitudinal direction of the pieces of flint.

Companies in bankruptcy shrink, and each successive reduction in industry capacity enhances the probability of financial returns.

This study proposes a framework that aims to explain why successive changes in industry leadership (called also the catch-up cycle) occur over time in a sector.

Literacy rates and child nutrition are also poor.Rather than foster industries, successive governments have relied on the oil revenues of Africa's largest energy producer for their income.

Still others are in an industry where successive waves of downsizing have made job security seem shaky.

This delighted the nuclear industry and successive UK governments that have supported nuclear, partly as it contrasts with the intermittent nature of wind and solar power.

Lord Dearing's report in 1997 urged increased collaboration between universities and industry, and successive governments have created policy to incentivise this.

In this concern, a simple, low-cost and industry scalable successive ionic layer adsorption and reaction (SILAR) approach has been adopted to deposit nanostructured VS2 onto flexible and light-weight stainless steel (SS) substrate towards supercapacitor application.

But after that, Voisin expects improvement in each successive harvest until the industry fully recuperates.