Sentence examples for sufficient industry from inspiring English sources

Orwell's father visited the family for three months in 1907, engaging in domestic life with sufficient industry to leave his wife pregnant, and did not come back until 1912.

Once sufficient industry support is realized, tech companies can provide microstreaming services to customers in their own verticals.

Furthermore, some demonstrational industrial dry coal beneficiation systems should be established for engineering verification and academic studies, providing an advanced research platform to carry out sufficient industry-university joint investigations.

Essentially this is how contemporary poetry has managed to survive into the 21st century – it's become a self-sufficient industry that requires no one from outside its borders to keep it going.

Their gas, rail lines, electricity, and radio were cut off, and Soviet policies of economic interdependence left them with weak agriculture and little to no self-sufficient industry.

In response to the Great Depression, successive governments from the 1930s to the '70s pursued a strategy of import substitution designed to transform Argentina into a country self-sufficient in industry as well as agriculture.

Far from being self-sufficient, Chinese industry today imports vast quantities of raw materials and foodstuffs.

He tapped his pal and writer Lance Scott Walker to conduct interviews documenting the history of the city's regionally self-sufficient music industry, slang, drugs, and geographic tumult.

In response to the Great Depression, successive governments pursued a strategy designed to transform Argentina into a country self-sufficient in industry as well as agriculture.

While extraction revenues were supposed to help the government become self-sufficient, the industry has now largely devolved into a semi-legal enterprise, that's increasingly dominated by groups like the Taliban and the Islamic State.

But the biomedical experts said Bioshield was "not sufficient to engage industry or to produce the countermeasures that will ultimately be needed," the report says.