Sentence examples for dedicated sector from inspiring English sources

While I expect many of the above impact VC funds to expand and raise more funds, and I expect more funds to arrive globally, I expect dedicated sector expansion will slow in 10-15 years. 10-15 years

Away from the gleaming spires and debates of Westminster there are no private sector care providers, just hard-working NHS teams, a few volunteers, and many other dedicated public sector workers doing their very best for the vulnerable and marginalised.

A Cabinet Office spokesman said: "The vast majority of dedicated public sector workers did not vote for today's action, and early indications are that most are turning up for work as usual.

The sad death of the senior civil servant Rupert Hughes (Obituary, 26 August) makes me wonder whether, if he were still working, we might have avoided the sudden collapse of the British Association for Adoption and Fostering and Kids Company in a single week, with its devastating impact on children, families and so many dedicated voluntary sector workers.

Of course, some would object that the PSP's 70-odd million lifetime sales are anything but tragic, that coming second to the creators of almighty Pokémon in the dedicated handheld sector is nothing to be ashamed of.

The vast majority of dedicated public-sector workers did not vote for this week's strike action.

A cursory examination of her recent history paints a picture of a woman who has spent the past eight years as a dedicated third-sector worker.

It is a belief which is fast becoming an ideology - one which does immense damage to the morale of hard-working, dedicated public-sector employees.

The Hannan Crusaid Treatment Centre (HCTC) is a dedicated, public-sector antiretroviral clinic in a peri-urban settlement near Cape Town, South Africa.

Since the Internet bubble burst in 2000, money available for technology companies in Britain has steadily ebbed away and firms dedicated to the sector have shut.

With the story at the top of news bulletins, all of a sudden, the spotlight was back on British Muslims, who were preparing to go to the polling stations throughout the country to show their despair and frustration with those who continued to disregard this hard-working, greatly disciplined, dedicated and compassionate sector of British society.