Converse of object

• nationalize: Like nationalized industry, nationalized nature is an expensive failure.

• regulate: However, legal pitfalls are proving to be hurdles for jurisdictions attempting to regulate the industry.

Adjective modifier

• pharmaceutical: Starting salaries are good: £ 20,000 in the pharmaceutical industry.

• automotive: For example, in Wales, in the automotive components industry, 78 per cent of firms have attained ISO 9000 standards or higher.

• nuclear: The range of career opportunities within the nuclear industry is extremely wide.

• British: The answer was provided by holiday camp supremo Fred Pontin, later to be knighted for his services to the British holiday industry.

• retail: Career opportunities exist in buying and merchandising as well as related field in the Retail Fashion Industry.

Modifies a noun

• sector: Lawyers with relevant industry sector experience provide commercially aware, client focused advice throughout the process.

• expert: To complement lectures and seminars given by industry experts, there will be a number of visits to examples of social enterprises in action.

• leader: At the current rate of progress, the NUJ in Scotland will soon be the country's industry leader in professional training.

• insider: While the Guardian quoted one industry insider as saying: " Lines of communication [ between EMI and Warners ] have remained open.

• standard: Cookies The use of cookies is an industry standard.

• analyst: Back when I started the Firkin Pubs, bank managers and industry analysts told me it would never work, and guess what?

Noun used with modifier

• construction: Every year defects in the UK construction industry cost at least £ 1 billion to repair or rebuild.

• tourism: The tourism industry in Bulgaria increased by 18 % in 2003, the highest figure in Europe.

• manufacturing: At the center of the country's motor vehicle manufacturing industry.

• music: Guest speakers will discuss their first-hand experiences of working in the music industry.

• tobacco: Commenting, ASH Public Affairs Manager Ian Willmore said: This is a typical self-serving piece of tobacco industry propaganda.