Sentence examples for forgotten sector from inspiring English sources

The census data also provide an insight into the impact on jobs in a once-large, but now almost forgotten, sector.

In 2014, raising animals for slaughter and diary products emitted more greenhouse gases than all global transport, according to the Chatham House report, "Livestock Climate Change's Forgotten Sector".

In 2014, raising animals for slaughter and diary products emitted more green- house gases than all global transport, according to the Chatham House report, "Livestock Climate Change's Forgotten Sector".

A year later, when the Heroines series was first published and exhibited, public reaction was split: praised as humanising a forgotten sector of society, but also condemned as exploitative and voyeuristic.

A year later, when the Heroines series was first published and exhibited, public reaction was split: praised as humanizing a forgotten sector of society, but also condemned as exploitative and voyeuristic.

Islamic financial institutions must develop innovative programs to produce equity based partnerships with small and medium enterprises, which are often the forgotten sector in the world of high finance.

Ron Goodman, Santa Barbara... To the editor: Lyft and Uber have forgotten one sector of the population: senior citizens.

Firstly the threat of repatriation faced by underprivileged expatriates, secondly the criticized and forgotten private health sector as a key player and thirdly the user and provider barriers faced by Omani patients in the Omani public health system.

The lessons of the Great Depression and John Maynard Keynes seem to have been forgotten: when private-sector spending on consumption and investment falls, public-sector spending must be increased to maintain effective demand and prevent unemployment.

The main feature of the country's population is that a larger proportion of the people live in the rural areas which are characterised by a high degree of poverty, thus making them a stagnant sector and forgotten majority.

It's often forgotten that the microfinance sector (now estimated to be worth over $38 billion) originally required $20 billion of subsidies to help develop and test lending models which ultimately became investable opportunities we're all familiar with years later (even for retail customers today, as demonstrated by ResponsAbility).