Sentence examples for vanishing industry from inspiring English sources

Far more respect is paid to print journalism, a vanishing industry, in "Times 365:24:7" than to broadcast journalism.

More even than cowboys, those sheep-ranchers who remain in their vanishing industry sum up the unbowed even crazed, some might say spirit of the old West.

In three other areas hurt by vanishing industry, Buffalo-Niagara Falls and Utica-Rome in upstate New York, and Duluth, Minn., deaths exceeded births in at least one year in this decade.

But her research knits together an otherwise disparate collection of buildings, casting light on a vanished industry of New York.

But the England that wants out of Europe is the England of vanished industry in the north, rural poverty in the southwest and people clinging to middle-class lifestyles in the suburbs of once-great cities that feel increasingly alien to them.

Only four local voting areas out of 32 returned a majority for independence and all of them bore the scars of vanished industries.

The park now terminates in a great ship: Renzo Piano's nine-story Whitney building, one of many architectural nods to the largely vanished industries on which the surrounding neighborhood once depended.

A14 Towns Welcome Nuclear Plants As the memories of the accidents at Three Mile Island and Chernobyl fade, local governments eager for jobs and tax revenues to replace vanished industries are embracing nuclear plant construction.

And the energy companies are finding — especially in the small, struggling Southeastern towns like Gaffney where most of the plants are planned — that memories of those tragedies have faded and that local governments and residents, eager for jobs and tax revenues to replace vanished industries, are embracing them with enthusiasm.

The British government and Welsh employment bodies funded and subsidized external businesses to locate new ventures within the valleys to replace the vanishing heavy industries.

At an unveiling ceremony on Saturday, the plane will formally become the centerpiece of a privately sponsored plan to create a park to honor the legions of workers who manufactured the F-14 and other notable warplanes for Grumman, the giant of Long Island's vanished aerospace industry.