Sentence examples for death of sectors from inspiring English sources
"I'm scared to death of sectors".
But perhaps the biggest contributor to job loyalty's demise is the death of the private-sector pension.
Liz Truss talks about the need to improve quality in the sector – but the death of a child will not be a price worth paying for cost savings".
19 Here we document that in the RCS rat the nerve fibre layer shows sectorial deficits and that there is RGC death in triangular sectors of the retina.
A lot of sectors are combined.
1984's Grace Under Pressure strings together such despondent topics as the Holocaust ("Red Sector A") and the death of close friends ("Afterimage").
Last week's inquest into the death of a seven-week-old Axel Peanberg King highlighted the role of the private sector in the NHS.
His best-known novels were the twelve in the Sector General series, the first appearing in 1962 and the last after his death of a stroke.
Working in the healthcare sector is also distinctive, in that it exposes workers not only to the birth and death of individuals, but also to pain and trauma.
Construction (800 deaths) and transportation and warehousing (586 deaths) registered the largest number of deaths per sector, though their occupational fatality rates hovered around 0.002%.
