Sentence examples for broad sector of from inspiring English sources

"A broad sector of blacks not only opposed the Vietnam war, but also wished for a Vietnamese victory.

There remains a broad sector of Democrats who will reflexively roll their eyes at the notion of Mr. Gore in general, let alone the idea of a political comeback.

Too often our still white-dominated, mass entertainment media portrays black men as belonging to one of two groups: a large one of bums, defectives and criminals and a tiny one of magically gifted athletes, musicians and comedians, leaving a broad sector of more or less ordinary black citizens underrepresented.

The disagreement follows a long-running divide in Turkish society between the broad sector of society that supports Justice and Development and secular Turks, who believe Mr. Erdogan is dismantling the old system to establish a new one that empowers him.

"I personally try to look for technologies that have a potential to transform a broad sector of the industry," says Haseltine.

The analysis then relates the revealed patterns of 'standardisation particularisation' in the output of the firms to their size and broad sector of activity, and considers the relationship with innovation.

Broad sectors of the market were battered, from computer-related shares and telecommunications companies to banks and brokers.

Broad sectors of the economy, including finance, communications, energy and some crucial manufacturing sectors, are effectively off limits to foreigners and even to most domestic competitors.

"Broad sectors of Venezuelan society have no confidence in the electoral process, nor in the independence of the electoral authority," said election observers from the European Union.

The sharing economy can be defined as an economic/social model that broad sectors of the population can employ to collaboratively make use of under-utilized assets, in which supply and demand are interacting for the supply side to directly provide products/services.

The Federal Trade Commission has jurisdiction to investigate anti-competitive conduct in broad sectors of the economy, including the technology sector.