Sentence examples for a challenging sector from inspiring English sources

With local bookshops disappearing by the day, it's a challenging sector for startup businesses.

Agriculture is a challenging sector, requiring companies to step into the unknown with substantial long-term commitment, but is showing results.

In such a challenging sector, gathering helpful resources is an important part of being a resilient professional, so we've tried to help by asking our readers to share their best books for charity workers.

Consumer discretionary will continue to be a challenging sector, as some retail concepts with favorable high-growth characteristics still command premium valuations.

Moreover, as Pisano (2006) argues, biotechnology is a challenging sector for three reasons: (a) the uncertainty of the outcomes of the science and technology, (b) the heterogeneous and complex nature of the science, and (c) the need for long cumulative learning.

Given the exclusion of health services from the EU's services directive, this is a challenging sector to discuss in any trade agreement with the EU.

But understanding how the slowdown in UK Rail and the group's view of a more challenging sector outlook now feeds into East Coast's prospects is a key issue raised.

It will be a very challenging sector to be in over the next five years, and those that survive will be much better attuned to what they can offer students.

Mullins, who is also IPL's managing director, spoke of the papers making "significant progress in a much more challenging sector, where year-on-year market decline has been significant".

The AFP had to undergo a challenging security sector reform program, while executing an ongoing campaign plan that stressed civil-military relations to support the primacy of the peace process.

"Silverstone is a very challenging track, especially Sector 1, which I think is — after Suzuka — the most challenging sector in Formula One," he said.