Sentence examples for threatening the industries from inspiring English sources

This Cameron would come out fighting against Mr Miliband's interventionist populism, castigating the Labour leader for threatening the industries he seeks to improve.

Letty Cottin Pogrebin, past president of the guild, said that Amazon's practice was "threatening the industry's ecological balance".

"It's been shown that what corporate lobby groups see as piracy isn't wrecking or threatening the industry", he said.

It is threatening the industry, the country's third-largest, leading to layoffs and criticism of practices that some say court disaster.

The ads were devastatingly effective -- and infuriating to the Clinton administration, which responded by threatening the industry with price controls and issuing reports that excoriated drug prices and profits.

The OFT continued its attack, saying the average customer paid their bank £152 a year for using a current account, and threatening the industry with more regulation and a full-blown competition investigation.

Similarly, a farming report [27] lamented the increase in developmental abnormalities and abortion in cattle, threatening the industry over three decades.

A deal earlier this year led to the resumption of production, but the new conflict threatens the industry.

That may prove to be a problem for Monmouth Park, but larger issues threaten the industry.

"These crimes threaten the industry that built our great city, and this fraud hurts the honest business owners and employees who every day put safety above profit".

After that, he predicted, investors will start shifting money from biotechs into pharmaceuticals on optimism that the election outcome will not threaten the industry's profits.