Sentence examples for whose industries from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCoy said his members would prefer a binding international treaty that would cover all nations, particularly those whose industries compete with energy-intensive American manufacturers.

I wanted it to be picture-book pretty, but it is a dreary impoverished little place whose industries have all shut down.

Part of the answer, according to the Turkish authorities, is that it occurred in the country's most densely populated region, whose industries draw thousands of migrants from the poorer central and eastern parts of Turkey every year.

The tobacco industry's response to the antismoking campaign was a full-scale laboratory for all the modern denialist tactics employed today by those whose industries or beliefs are threatened by science.

A country whose industries led the world found a shrinking market for its steel and textiles and its cars, its currency devalued, its armed forces a shadow of their former selves.

He writes of the raging violence attendant upon football in the 80s, but declines the obvious connection with Tory policy: that supporters were often the very people whose industries and communities were its victims.

Habicht's Sheffield is stuffed with Pulp fans, each one an endearing kook, imbued with the spirit of a plucky industrial town, whose industry switched from heavy metals to acerbic pop.

Russia is the second-largest exporter of rough diamonds after Botswana, whose industry is controlled by De Beers.

That decline has set off alarm bells in Germany, one of the world's largest export-driven economies and whose industry relies heavily on rare earths.

The Chinese currency they earn from doing business quickly gets circulated into Hyesan, a city of about 190,000 people whose industry-based economy has slumped since the 1990s.

For one thing, his unkindness is made compelling by the pitch and frequency of his jokes — seldom registered by Stannard, whose industry is untroubled by humor.