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

A: Industry specific = whatever is being discussed applies specifically to that industry

This chip technology is industry specific. It is only used in aviation.
I think we need an industry specific expert to come in and review our marketing strategy.

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They really shouldn't be calling "the construction of infrastructure" an industry. Infrastructure is put together with the help of many different industries – and this is often why infrastructure projects take so long and goes so far over budget.

BUT what this person means is – there are not many industries that have gone so far over budget, so many times. The way that you have consistently behaved over a long period of time is called your "track record" – and this person is saying that the track record of "infrastructure" is bad when it comes to keeping to budgets and schedules

A: 「業界に嫌気がさしている」

A: "based entirely on...." = 'relies on/comes from....'
To sustain or uphold the whole industry, they have to rely on prey on financially vulnerable individuals to keep earning money, is what "based entirely" means.
Another example: "The book she wrote is based entirely on the royal family's lives, so you can find out the truth of how they actually live."

"preying upon..." to prey means to feed. If a lion preys upon a gazelle, then it is feeding on it.
The whole industry preys upon or feeds onto/targets financially vulnerable individuals.

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

A: The shoe industry was greatly profiting.
America could not compete with Japan's camera industry.

A: I’ve never seen the term ‘industrial analyst’ used before, but I would imagine that it refers to an analyst who *exclusively* works in a given industry. The former term is most common, I would say.

A: its the same

A: willing to enter = I could enter it if I had to, but I don't necessarily want to
aiming to enter = I want to enter the industry

A: "a factory" es el edificio mismo

"industry" es la industria pero no en el sentido de "una fábrica"

A: Al the factories in a country make the industry of that country.

A: Industry

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A: You can say “the people within the fashion industry”

A: Industry

A: I believe that fan culture in collaboration with these industries is one of the biggest popular cultures by its sheer scale and diversity. Further, the fan culture has a distinctive relationship with global narratives of other cultural fandoms.

A: "The IT industry in Los Angeles is well developed so that people who work there earn a good income"

A: It makes more sense without comma

A: Alternative:
The industry has come back to life.

^_^

A: it sounds okay but "the industry has come back to life" may be better