Sentence examples for undermining the industry from inspiring English sources

If Spotify and Vevo are drawing people away from the CD racks and the iTunes store, they are undermining the industry.

In November, Ed Davey, the Lib Dem energy secretary, was forced to warn that continuing Tory opposition to onshore wind turbines was at risk of undermining the industry.

But the watchdog will argue that its measures – expected to include a price cap for more vulnerable customers – will be enough to rebalance the market in favour of the consumer without undermining the industry.

But some fellow Wall Street lobbyists and Congressional staff members worry that his tactics can be overly aggressive at times, undermining the industry's efforts and credibility.

Given that it takes years to plan, finance and construct a wind farm, Congress is again undermining the industry's potential by slow-walking the PTC extension this year.

The website of Exelon's new front group, Nuclear Matters, identifies some of the factors undermining the industry's prospects, including depressed electricity demand, cheap natural gas, an outdated transmission system, and the fact that electricity markets don't provide preferential treatment for low- and carbon-free sources -- which is equally true for wind and other renewables.

But recent events have undermined the industry's arguments.

Their actions have undermined the industry as a whole and have prevented millions of customers from having access to content.

"Scioli won the Patagonian oil-producing provinces, because people are afraid Macri's policies will undermine the industry.

Concern has been growing in recent months that "click fraud" might undermine the industry.The problem is that many of the clicks on internet advertisements are bogus.

They want more protection, complaining that new trade initiatives, like the North American Free Trade Agreement, threaten to undermine the industry and further depress the price of sugar.