Sentence examples similar to earning sector from inspiring English sources

It services its commercial and mixed type of branches to export-revenue earning sectors like tourism and textile and exporters of Turkey's traditional agricultural products.

"If the U.K. continues to attack the City, it may well find that within a few years the nation has lost one of its highest revenue earning sectors to overseas centers," said Stephen Pope, global equities strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald in London.

The disadvantage of this is that he has been given charge of mining and energy, which puts an inexperienced minister in charge of a huge export-earning sector.

As a consequence, the risk of land insecurity for firm owners was much higher than for those in the wage-earning sector.

With farming declining across the country, tourism has edged ahead as the primary revenue-earning sector.

Gordon Brown stole a chunk of Tory policy today when he announced plans to name and shame people earning excessive public sector salaries and hand the Treasury new powers to vet any public sector contract paying more than £150,000 a year.

He told me that I had a choice – I could either earn well in the private sector without necessarily having access to a good pension; or I could work in the public sector, earning less but with a decent pension guaranteed at the end of my career.

She had worked for 15 years in the private sector, earning reasonable but not huge salaries.

That's why he wants a pay freeze for everyone working in the public sector earning more than £18,000.

Each said he had done well financially in the private sector, earning far more than a county executive's salary.

There are some senior executives in the charity sector earning very good salaries, but this is still considerably less than they could earn elsewhere.