Sentence examples for call the sector from inspiring English sources

However, call the sector a late bloomer.

Despite worries about bank funding in the wake of Unicredit's deeply discounted cash call, the sector seemed to hold up reasonably well.

John Kartsonas, an equity analyst at Standard & Poor's, called the sector "a cyclical industry, not a growth industry".

For good measure, he accuses the National Federation of Independent Business — which he calls "the sector's primary lobbying group" — of being "a purely partisan operation".

The government, which owns a 15 percent stake in Renault, has called the sector a strategic priority, and plays an active role — some might say actively meddles — in the industry's affairs.

Professor Peter Swann, specialist in industrial economics at Nottingham University, calls the sector the "perfect example" for the coalition's hopes of small, deft and varied businesses re-energising the UK economy.

Students interviewed called the sector slow and out of date.

At 55, former Alex. Brown & Sons analyst Stahlman has carved out a rep as a tech-trend prophet who had called the sector's bust and now sees a muted boom.

SIPs contained the key elements of what would later be called the Sector-Wide Approach, or SWAp (the key difference being that SIPs were closely associated with the World Bank, while SWAps were not).

I still get my vegetables from a small open-air street vendor, or what industry analysts call "the unorganized sector".

They work in what economists call the nontradable sector: jobs that can't be moved easily to a low-wage country.