Sentence examples for behind the sector from inspiring English sources

Zach Witton, the deputy chief economist at EEF, the manufacturers' organisation, said: "Whilst the size of the gain is surprising it generally fits with the picture that the worst may now be behind the sector.

Venture capitalist Jon Moulton has now thrown his weight behind the sector by backing InvestingZone, a site due to launch next week that will match wealthy individuals with start up entrepreneurs.

BNEF said that while the promise of future subsidies showed the government was behind the sector, it agreed with Innogy on the need for greater clarity on what ministers want over the next decade.

Not only has austerity hollowed it out almost to breaking point, not only is doubt overshadowing the continuation of NHS and local government services – but the general secretary of the British Trades Union Congress (TUC) also believes this government has lost sight of what lies behind the sector.

It seems to me that, despite Stainer's words, the primary motivating force behind the sector isn't to get people buying more Anna Netrebko or Pierre Boulez records, but to make money by offending no one and appealing to everyone's desire for a warm glow of sentimentality and simulated emotion.

For example, the Mac discussion of the media and communications sector notes that it has much higher than average wages, that productivity has "soared" recently, and that migration has been the "driving force behind the sector's recent growth".

Despite this, investors rallied behind retail, after Wal-Mart –the sector's bellwhether stock increased its outlook for the third quarter.

In response to the common investor question about an exit strategy, Aronsson said, "What if your brand is generating so much revenue that owners and investors don't want to exit?" According to Women's Wear Daily, "Fashion and Retail Shine on World's Billionaire's Lists" ranking fourth behind the sectors of investments, technology, and food/ beverage.

"A VAT cut would create jobs and stimulate demand," says Hall. "There is quite a strong wind behind this in the sector".

The expectation is that Nokia's smartphone sales will fall further in the third quarter of the year, when Apple could overtake it to rank second behind Samsung in the sector, which is rapidly growing within the overall mobile phone market.

What's behind this variation across the sector?