Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Industry"

It is short for "pharmaceutical industry."

Literally, to "boost" something is to "raise something by pushing or lifting it". E.g. a rocket can boost a spaceship = it pushes it upwards. Figuratively, when you "boost the economy" or "boost an industry" or "boost someone's confidence", you raise it; you make it higher or bigger, you help it to develop, help it to be more successful. "To give a boost" is the same as "to boost". In the original sentence, it means that if transportation time is much smaller, then the local industries can compete better with similar industries in other places, so that's why the this change will help develop the local industry.

industry 業界 fanfare メディアの注目(を引く）　話題になる

@mohsinkhann: yes. a proponent of an idea or an ideology is someone who promotes an idea or cause. e.g, "Trump is a proponent of natiomalism/white supremacy". "The woman is a proponent of vegetarianism". It would not be used for someone who is promoting or marketing an event or company. it is more to distinguish someone who is especially dedicated to a single policy, idea, habit, etc to the point that they try to persuade others to adopt it

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The answer could depend on context (what's the general topic being discussed, what's already been said, etc.). But in general, the first one without an article would tend most often to occur with a discussion of his failure: his failure to complete some task or project, his failure to get ahead (get promoted, stay employed) in that field, etc. There may not have been mention yet during the discussion of any failure, so it might be "new" information. With the article "the," it would tend to be about some already-known failure that's already been discussed: a specific, concrete failure of an already-mentioned task or project. The article "the" usually is used with already-known information.

it is quite natural but I would refrain from saying a market place and simply say a digital market

‘7 ways that you can grow your food industry’ or you can say ‘7 ways you can expand your food industry.’ (:

Industry

Corrections: I think the service industry suits me as it makes me happy when I lend a hand to others. As working in the service industry gives me unforgettable satisfaction, I'm eager to work in a hotel offering my services to a wider range of people. I have corrected the mistakes in the above paragraph, but I think it could be better! :) allow me to share what I think would be better: I feel that I am well-suited for the service industry as I enjoy lending a hand to others. My experience working in the industry has always led me to feel immensely satisfied, which is why I'm eager to provide my services to a wider range of people by working in the hotel industry.

"He's an industrial architect, not a software architect," is better. Though I'm not sure "software architect" is often used (I've heard it, but not often). Would you have maybe meant to say "engineer?" Which was closer to your intent, 建築家 (architect) or 技術者(engineer)?

You can say "Leaves are amazing. They are like little chemical factories that process/transform the light from the sun, the moisture from the soil, and the carbon from the air into sugar." OR "The leaf is amazing. It is like a small chemical factory that processes/transforms the light from the sun, the moisture from the soil, and the carbon from the air into sugar."

"Painting drawings" --> "drawing" or "painting" 鉛筆書きまたは絵画ですか？ Better help you learn --> "I can help you learn Japanese better" (??) Rest sounds pretty natural :) good job!

You might say: It is a flagship enterprise.

for example The bird flew out it's nest is this a complete sentence? if so,explain how 'it' is. (you don't have to answer literally it's rhetorical since it's just an example )

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