Sentence examples for complementary sectors from inspiring English sources

A big investment in mining or in hydroelectric power, for example, creates strains on the whole society, which result in growth responses in the complementary sectors.

But the interesting point here is that this growth is not confined to the natural resource sector; the increased economic activity has led to the development of complementary sectors.

Co-locating businesses in complementary sectors has enabled a number of emerging markets to grow through economies of scope.

The book resents a timely and valuable overview of the status and future potential and trends in theoretical and experimental particle physics, in the complementary sectors of accelerator, non-accelerator and space physics.

Specifically, the paucity and the fragmentation of planning processes involving both the health sector and the complementary sectors whose plans and interventions are critical to the production of good or bad health would be viewed with some derision.

The complementary sector cannot compete - we cannot pay for trials, we do not have multi-nationals encouraging treatment dependency.

It was not the specifics of the case that rankled, but more attitudes it betrayed: that so much of the medical profession sees the complementary sector as nothing more than a bunch of white witches and charlatans.

However, consensus on humanitarian community risk thresholds and a common strategy for design, management, monitoring, and evaluation of multisector cash-based assistance and complementary sector-specific initiatives will be important for broader reaching cash assistance programs.

Charles complained that an EU directive was having a "deleterious effect on the complementary medicine sector by effectively outlawing the use of certain herbal extracts".

We briefly mentioned the European Union Directive on Herbal Medicines, which is having such a deleterious effect on complementary medicine sector in this country by effectively outlawing the use of certain herbal extracts.

He also discussed herbal medicine with the PM in person and said an EU directive on the subject was having "a deleterious effect on the complementary medicine sector in this country".