Sentence examples for Thriving sector from inspiring English sources

This explains why there is a thriving sector of "fabless" semiconductor firms (such as Qualcomm), which specialize in design but own no production facilities, and a thriving sector of firms that just manufacture (such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company).

In the 1990s and early part of this century, sportswear was a thriving sector thanks to its mass adoption as casualwear.

Renewable companies have made it clear: they are willing to invest, and they believe they can create a thriving sector with long-term jobs and economic value – but only if the UK's politicians and voters want it.

If you look at of our thriving sector, you'll find social entrepreneurs using their business shrewdness for the good of the people, and stories that are inspiring and moving.

Bradley said the programme would "open doors for hundreds of young people across the country, so they can enjoy our fantastic arts and culture scene and gain the skills to build careers in this thriving sector".

Count vitamins in with the low-salt soups and energy bars and you are looking at a thriving sector generating $26 billion a year in retail revenue and growing 13% a year.

"The sectors spending more money include high street department stores, motors have come back, household goods and bookmakers are a thriving sectors right now".

The moves have incensed members of the London real estate community, who say the British government is looking to squeeze more revenue from one of the few thriving sectors in Britain's economy.

Jaromir Beranek, an analyst with Mag Consulting, said the strength of the Czech crown against the euro, lower spending power and competition from lower-cost sex capitals like Riga, Latvia, and Krakow, Poland, were threatening one of the country's most thriving sectors.

As it tries to steer Greece out of its worst recession on record, prime minister Antonis Samaras' fragile two-party coalition has suddenly found itself at war with the influential plutocrats who control one of the few thriving sectors of the Greek economy.

Subsequently designating the site for such pieces MightyWords.com, Fatbrain has targeted a segment of publishing that falls between magazines and books, where the modern economics of print have all but shut out a once-thriving sector of short stories and novellas.