Sentence examples for driving the sector from inspiring English sources

"Analysis of the top-selling toys this year shows the sheer variety of concepts driving the sector – from low-priced collectables to entertainment-driven hot toys," said Frederique Tutt, a toy industry analyst for the NPD Group.

Mr Jones said the Welsh government was backing a number of initiatives to support renewable industries and that close collaboration with partners would be vital in driving the sector forward.

Turnover was brisk, as investors raced to sell stocks, driving the banking sector down by a shocking 30%.

"But in the context of a devastated economy, where it's the only thing driving the multinational sector, trying to tweak that rate is not something that any of the political parties want to do," he said.

Modi sees social media as driving the service sector and tourism in India.

In addition to secular trends driving the agriculture sector, the public at large is now better informed about the state of our food system and more concerned about the impact that agriculture has on the environment.

In an economy where information is readily available, changes and technological progress seem to happen overnight, and innovation is driving the business sector, companies that are unable to remain relevant are likely to fade away.

"Intel is doing well and so are some PC-related chipmakers, which is driving the chip sector," says C.B. Lee, semiconductor analyst with San Francisco-based brokerage Sutro & Co. "Good times are here again," says a jubilant Jon Joseph, semiconductor analyst with NationsBanc Montgomery Securities, who upgraded a motley collection of semiconductor stocks earlier today.

Apple is driving the computer sector to resemble cars: hierarchical, tightly managed supplier networks; a keen eye for technology integration; a focus on differentiation in the eyes of the final customer.

While it is difficult to predict the impact of changes in regulation and reimbursement rates, the fundamentals driving the health care sector remain bright.

The Railway Reform Packages (in particular the First Railway Package) were initially aimed at splitting infrastructure and operational accounting [6, 5] but has blossomed into a much wider package of reforms (for example in the Fourth Railway Packages) aimed at driving the European rail sector into a more competitive posture [8].