Sentence examples for deregulated sector from inspiring English sources

Are you aware that studies show that, like any deregulated sector, some charter schools get high test scores, many more get low scores, but most are no different from regular public schools?

Even in mobile telephony, one of Japan's most deregulated sectors, no licences have been won by foreign firms.

Yet even if this provision becomes law, larger questions remain about ensuring reliability in an increasingly deregulated energy sector.

A deregulated financial sector led capitalism to the brink of collapse and then was bailed out by that much-maligned institution: government.

Since the Staggers Act of 1980 deregulated the sector (see chart below), rail companies have invested about 17% of their revenues in their networks.

There are only two, and both are familiar liberal targets: the rise of a deregulated financial sector and the erosion of accountability in compensating top executives outside finance.

This current crisis has roots in the Thatcherite free market experiment, which wiped out much of the country's industrial base in favour of a deregulated financial sector.

Blinkered by arrogance and an ignorance of the financial sophistication required to trade electricity, critics say, Williams executives thought the company and the deregulated power sector would thrive uninterrupted.

By the time the Thatcherite pendulum swung to self-destruction when reckless gambling by the deregulated financial sector crippled economies across the west – and accelerated the rise of China at America's expense – its author was too frail to appreciate the irony.

The previous Icelandic government allowed a deregulated financial sector to run wild.

In which case, you have to ask yourself: What good is it to have a relatively deregulated financial sector?