Sentence examples for a massive sector from inspiring English sources

The G.O.P. has adopted a major even radical agenda: transforming a massive sector of the economy, slashing taxes and rewriting the entire tax code, passing a budget that would dramatically reduce the size of government, and, in the middle of all of that, raising the debt limit.

The Creative Sector is a massive sector globally in terms of economics and employment, but few operators within it truly understand both the business and the creative elements and struggle to combine them successfully.

We have a massive public sector, a declining finance sector, and a retail sector.

Yet there is still so much resistance to economic reform — "reform," in France, is a code for "Mrs. Thatcher" — that Sarkozy has been the only candidate willing to admit that the country will have to accept layoffs in the private sector, and reduce a massive public sector that eats up nearly forty-five per cent of the national budget.

And as the other major country funding a massive public sector debt, it looks like a good role model.

In the UK, we have a massive financial sector, a couple of coffee shops and a pile of fields – we just don't make anything any more.

Yet down at the bottom the chancellor is trying to hold the line on a below-inflation 2% pay deal; unsurprisingly, he is threatened with a massive public sector strike as he moves next door.

These were big issues: 50% of poor school pupils are not getting the free school meals they are entitled to, a massive public sector pensions balls-up, evidence that the police had used bee sting-related "injuries" as a pretext for harassing anti-coal protesters outside Kingsnorth.

"It's a massive growth sector.

In May 2010, Albuquerque, N.M.-based Unirac sold to Hilti Group, a massive construction sector business.

When a near-bankrupt government such as Ecuador decides to launch a massive public sector reform with thousands of workers having to be laid off and retrained, the World Bank could provide financing if the private capital markets are too skittish to step in.