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Definition of growth industry in English: growth industrynoun An industry that is developing particularly rapidly. 迅速发展的行业 fish farming is one of the natural growth industries for the area figurative addictions are becoming a growth industry Example sentencesExamples - For the first ten years since independence, tourism has been hailed as the one growth industry to which there is no ceiling.
- The push to downsize the military and privatize functions means government contracts are a growth industry.
- I find this quite amazing because the sports industry is very much a growth industry.
- We think management is fantastic, it's got strong earnings growth, and it is in an exciting growth industry, but it has become excessively valued.
- As you can see, biotechnology is a growth industry no student can afford to ignore.
- There is some industry there - a large portion of Australia's cars are made there - and the big growth industry is the wine industry.
- Cultural industries are a welcome growth industry for our beautiful province.
- Another is leadership in information technology, which is the big growth industry.
- The hotel and tourism industry is a profitable growth industry.
- Coal-fired power plants haven't been considered a growth industry for a long time.
- Such books represent a growth industry for publishers, including mainstream firms.
- In short, the rising public expenditures not only gave rise to a growth industry but also raised the costs of labor and caused productivity to decline.
- After a while, reforms, like the civil rights laws and the big government they feed, become a major growth industry.
- This is a growth industry in which both consumers and the government seem to be increasingly interested.
- With the lower prices the oil business again became a growth industry as demand accelerated sharply, thereby entailing substantial increases in exploration.
- The storage industry was a growth industry for over 20 years.
- Worldwide, aquaculture is forecast to be a major growth industry into the 21st century.
- Private nursing agencies are becoming a growth industry as governments cut health budgets, creating staff shortages that have become highly profitable to fill.
- The automotive industry is not a growth industry.
- Clothing is Vietnam's largest export, and its biggest growth industry, employing 2 million workers.
Definition of growth industry in US English: growth industrynounˈɡrōTH ˌindəstrē An industry that is developing particularly rapidly. 迅速发展的行业 fish farming is one of the natural growth industries for the area figurative addictions are becoming a growth industry Example sentencesExamples - Worldwide, aquaculture is forecast to be a major growth industry into the 21st century.
- The automotive industry is not a growth industry.
- The storage industry was a growth industry for over 20 years.
- For the first ten years since independence, tourism has been hailed as the one growth industry to which there is no ceiling.
- Another is leadership in information technology, which is the big growth industry.
- The hotel and tourism industry is a profitable growth industry.
- There is some industry there - a large portion of Australia's cars are made there - and the big growth industry is the wine industry.
- Cultural industries are a welcome growth industry for our beautiful province.
- As you can see, biotechnology is a growth industry no student can afford to ignore.
- Coal-fired power plants haven't been considered a growth industry for a long time.
- Such books represent a growth industry for publishers, including mainstream firms.
- With the lower prices the oil business again became a growth industry as demand accelerated sharply, thereby entailing substantial increases in exploration.
- Private nursing agencies are becoming a growth industry as governments cut health budgets, creating staff shortages that have become highly profitable to fill.
- Clothing is Vietnam's largest export, and its biggest growth industry, employing 2 million workers.
- I find this quite amazing because the sports industry is very much a growth industry.
- This is a growth industry in which both consumers and the government seem to be increasingly interested.
- After a while, reforms, like the civil rights laws and the big government they feed, become a major growth industry.
- The push to downsize the military and privatize functions means government contracts are a growth industry.
- We think management is fantastic, it's got strong earnings growth, and it is in an exciting growth industry, but it has become excessively valued.
- In short, the rising public expenditures not only gave rise to a growth industry but also raised the costs of labor and caused productivity to decline.
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