Sentence examples for challenging sector from inspiring English sources

"Especially Sector 1, which I think is — after Suzuka — the most challenging sector in Formula One.

Agriculture is a challenging sector, requiring companies to step into the unknown with substantial long-term commitment, but is showing results.

"Silverstone is a very challenging track, especially Sector 1, which I think is — after Suzuka — the most challenging sector in Formula One," he said.

Shortly after buying the company, he said EMI was a "classic example" of Terra Firma's strategy to "look for the worst businesses we can find in the most challenging sector".

Mullins, who is also IPL's managing director, spoke of the papers making "significant progress in a much more challenging sector, where year-on-year market decline has been significant".

In such a challenging sector, gathering helpful resources is an important part of being a resilient professional, so we've tried to help by asking our readers to share their best books for charity workers.

In March 2010 we continued this process with the sale of GMG Regional Media – a very important and profitable part of the Group for many years, but more recently a loss-making business within a deeply structurally challenged sector.

Shortly after the acquisition Hands said his investment strategy was to search "for the worst business we can find in the most challenged sector and we get really happy if it's really, really bad.

A celebrated revamp of BK's french fries in late 1997 to challenge sector leader McDonald's fared not much better than New Coke.

In some cases, such as with our cover subject, Toyota Motor, or with past standouts like Swiss Re, the fault for missing may lie more with the stars (their challenged sectors, such as autos and reinsurance) than with themselves.

Serving these needs, nurturing these fields benefits all of humanity, particularly the most challenged sectors of society and can be interpreted as an act of zakat or charity one of the five pillars of Islam.