Sentence examples for an isolated sector from inspiring English sources

"Tourism is an isolated sector of the economy that was reflecting a positive growth.

"This is not like technology in 2000 which was an isolated sector," he says.

June 27 BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD The hit of this year's Sundance Film Festival, Benh Zeitlin's film is centered on a resourceful 6-year-old girl who lives in an isolated sector of the Louisiana bayou.

Intersectoral policy development and planning fosters integrated, holistic services rather than implementation only in one isolated sector and takes a holistic approach to meeting young children's needs.

The unprecedented convening brought together stakeholders in fragmented and isolated sectors of the region to discuss with journalists the emerging story of economic inclusion efforts in the area that fit the priorities of the Portland Plan to "sharpen the region's competitiveness for jobs and investment" and "own, practice and perfect diversity".

"People in the timber sector are in an isolated spot," explained an owner of 2,500 acres in the Sprague River Watershed, referring to the sparsely populated and mountainous landscape of Oregon's east side, which impedes interaction.

These groups plan health promotion actions, but still in an isolated manner, with no communication neither within the health care sector nor between different sectors.

The resurrection of the automotive industry through sensible co-operation between government and business has become a beacon for other sectors to follow rather than an isolated example of industrial success.

It would be easy to dismiss this as an isolated phenomenon affecting certain industries, but the fact is that every business sector is vulnerable.

Gordon Brown and health secretary Alan Johnson claim that Staffordshire is an isolated incident; doubtless they will use it to call for yet more public sector reform.

This amount did not allow making generalizations, but it is possible to sketch a scenario for this sector and indicate the practices that are being implemented in an isolated and or systemic manner.