Sentence examples for whose industry is from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

"It worries me that the global economy is still lumbering along" at a slow pace, said Tadashi Onishi, chairman of Toyoda Machine Works, whose industry is suffering from the downturn in investment in new equipment.

Some have perceived Mr. Silver's interest as limited to what he can do to help his constituents and political allies like Unite, the garment workers' union, whose industry is centered in Chinatown.

If this all seems too gloomy, the corollary to it is that many B2B titles are cyclical and if you edit a magazine whose industry is on its knees, all you can say is that it will come back.

When W.W. II ended-a war in which we were allies, we were the only nation whose industry was intact, -- not ravaged by war.

In what may serve as a painful point of reflection, with the score at 1-0 in the 70th minute Kerr – whose industry was almost unmatched on the park – headed a solid chance wide with an equaliser on offer.

Now, Buffett has been surpassed by someone three decades years his junior, a member of a group of ultra-successful tech billionaires whose industry was still in its infancy when Buffett first appeared on The Forbes 400 in 1982.

Maybe it will be something entirely different – a vast, national reskilling and retraining initiative aimed at those whose industries are most threatened.

Seminal work by David Autor of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, David Dorn at the University of Zurich and Gordon Hanson at the University of California, San Diego, shows that workers in counties whose industries were exposed to competition from China lost jobs and suffered declines in wages.