Sentence examples for eventual sector from inspiring English sources

The analytical skills and ways of thinking engendered by a training in science allow useful transferable life skills to be gained for future employment, whatever the eventual sector chosen.

Third, only ACO with an eventual additional rehabilitation sector were considered.

Only acute care organisations with an eventual additional rehabilitation sector were considered.

Acid dispersion is an indication of eventual collapse-prone sectors of a volcanic edifice, but the presence of a less extreme hydrothermal system can already be sufficient to cause massive edifice collapse (López and Williams [1993]; Reid [2004]).

Since producing and consuming companies across the developed world remain hampered by the global economic weakness, the sector's eventual recovery will be choppy and won't likely occur until 2010, at the earliest.

It's likely that none of China's coal-fired plants are outfitted for carbon capture, says Richard Lester, a professor of nuclear science and engineering at MIT. "Given the scale and expansion of China's electric power sector, the eventual introduction of CCS there is going to be absolutely critical to global efforts to abate or reduce the atmospheric carbon burden," he says.

But as Israel contemplates new peace talks with the Palestinians — and an eventual withdrawal from large sectors of the occupied West Bank — the government and army worry that many of those soldiers, and officers, may refuse orders to dismantle settlements.

As the crisis has worsened, Greece has shed some government workers, mostly through retirement, but it has failed to implement a so-called labor reserve law last year, which called for the eventual slashing of 30,000 public sector jobs.

Almost three decades since the 1986 People Power revolution and the eventual restoration of democracy, security sector governance is a goal that remains a work in progress.

This resulted in the loss of 265,000 jobs from then 3 million-strong Canadian public sector workforce and an eventual fall in the share of public sector employment in total employment from 26%to19%9%." He added: "On an equivalent scale, this translates into around 500,000 UK public sector job cuts, in line with the CIPD's own pre-general election baseline estimate for the period 2010-2015.

However, in most western developed nations there was a long time lag between the emergence of modern food retail and their eventual domination of the fresh food sector (Reardon et al. 2012).