Sentence examples for among all sectors from inspiring English sources
Among all sectors of the UK cinema audience, it's generally accepted that older, upscale viewers are most reluctant to abandon weekend garden sunshine.
"Low voter turnout and pre-election violence are strong indicators of the need for reconciliation among all sectors of Haitian society.
Water touches everything, and strong collaboration among all sectors of society — governments, activists, farmers and the business and science communities — is needed to increase its availability.
Having witnessed in Scotland what can only be described as a democratic revolution, Plaid Cymru wants to see a similar debate in Wales, with mass participation among all sectors of society.
The chemical industry is the largest consumer of energy among all sectors of manufacturing, and almost every product that the petrochemical industry has displaced has been particularly efficient in its use of energy.
This group includes the technology sector, which used to distribute few dividends but has recently become the second-largest source of such income, in dollar terms, among all sectors in the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.
Among all the sectors that make up American postsecondary education, public community colleges added the most students over the decade, growing to 6.3 million from 5 million.
These components have been notably strong lately; in fact, the DJIA has one of the highest composite Schaffer's Equity Scorecard ratings among all sector indexes we track.
He enjoys good will among people from all sectors and of all political stripes.
"There's definitely a race out there to be second among businesses in all sectors," says Pitts, noting that unfortunately many large companies focus their R&D on short-term challenges and would rather sit back and wait for proof of concept than stump up the cash for solutions that may well fail.
As wireless telecommunications networks have spread rapidly throughout SSA, sending text messages on wireless mobile devices has become a popular means of communication among people in all sectors of society.
