Sentence examples for bottom sectors from inspiring English sources

Moving downward in the table, we find sectors with less widely dispersed backward linkage effects on the rest of the economy and, at the bottom, sectors with no or limited overall backward impacts.

In Figure 4A, a low-resolution depiction of the hybridization levels is shown for both the red (top) and the white (bottom) sectors.

Earlier this year, Will Hutton, executive vice-chairman of the Work Foundation and an Observer columnist, was appointed by the government to head a review into creating fairer public sector pay – and to what extent a multiple between top and bottom public sector pay, say 20 to 1, could help shape norms of private sector pay.

There are excellent charts ranking the top-performing funds, top-performing and bottom-performing sectors of funds from South African Unit Trusts and Taiwan Investment Funds to UK Pensions.

Where is the bottom in that sector?

This is of particular concern given the report in the Dec. 10 issue of Barron's that heavy January call buying was occurring in XLF ahead of the Fed meeting, in attempt to call a bottom in the sector.

“If consumers see the Fed actively engaged then you will see a boost in confidence numbers,” Yared added, saying he expects two more cuts in 2007 and additional cuts in early 2008 in order to sound out the bottoms of several sectors.

These poor saps have the dubious honor of subsidizing the incomes of financial sector bottom feeders.

The land use stocks of commercial, industrial, and public works are the capital inputs to the "Economic: Goods and Services" sector (Fig. 3, bottom left) that tracks sector productivity.

"We are seeing some signs of bouncing along the bottom, with upturns in sectors like real estate and automotive," said John Kimball, senior vice president and chief marketing officer at the Newspaper Association of America.

These defined contribution plans definitely are better for the bottom lines of private sector employers.