What is doesn't have — with exceptions such as the electronics firm Epson and the software company Laserfiche — is a conspicuous tech sector.
The increase was particularly conspicuous in the private sector as its proportion of procedures performed increased from 1%to32%2%.
The increase was particularly conspicuous in the private sector, as the proportion of procedures performed increased from 1%to32%2% over the investigated 12-year period.
The discussion is opening old wounds in a province that became deeply divided when its Parti Quebecois government tried to ban "conspicuous" religious symbols from the public sector two years ago with its controversial Charter of Quebec Values.
Indeed, as much as the horror at Charlottesville revealed the conspicuous bigotry that remains prominent within sectors of the country, it also offered an opportunity for historical reflection to assess the significant progress made on civil rights and race relations.
In a separate study Mr Timming found that many service-sector managers were squeamish about conspicuous ink, particularly when filling jobs that involve dealing with customers.Designs of flowers or butterflies were deemed comparatively acceptable.
In the 18 years since coming to power the A.N.C. government has created a substantial black middle class (more in the public sector than the private) and a smaller, conspicuous cadre of black privilege.
In few sectors has the transition to a digital economy been as conspicuous or as widely felt as travel.
These issues are conspicuous by their absence from the world of politics, bureaucracy, universities, and the public and private sectors.
Such inequalities are highly conspicuous in Gujarat, a state with a wealthy, entrepreneurial population and a government committed to supporting the private sector.
Among the top contributors are sectors with special interests, including banks, telecoms companies and the health-care industry.Corporations were conspicuous at the Democratic convention, which boasted 141 business sponsors.
