Sentence examples for early sectors from inspiring English sources

But as an industry starts to mature, as some of the early sectors of the Internet are now, it starts to matter more, and you need to get a better handle on, say, Yahoo and what it could earn in three years.

"Construction is usually one of the earlier sectors to come back," said Harry J. Holzer, an economist at Georgetown University and the Urban Institute.

Some general criticisms of split systems have been confirmed in the cases studied, including inequalities between the childcare and early education sectors and lack of continuity from the child's perspective during the transition from one sector to the other.

After all, even these big political promises come with funding commitments that the early years' sectors say will not cover the costs.

"We're good at building communities around early tech sectors.

Existing arrangements for setting, assessing and monitoring quality in the early childhood sectors are fragmented and complex (Council of Australian Governments 2009, 18).

One reason is the separate culture and tradition of the childcare and early education sectors; this is particularly strong in Belgium Flanders and France.

If you're gutsy, you go for early recovery sectors like retailing, even natural resource plays like copper, steel, iron ore, fertilizer and energy.

The K-12 and early education sectors are almost polar opposites with respect to the interrelated issues of access and choice.

The early manufacturing sector was closely linked to the primary sector and supplied the domestic market with products that were naturally protected from external competition, (e.g., wine, meat and flour).

This illustration indicates that there are two components within the westward electrojet: One is conductivity dominant in the midnight to early morning sector and the other is electric field dominant primarily in the late morning sector.