Sentence examples for from sectors of from inspiring English sources

The viewers, sharp, sensitive, smart, come from sectors of society largely disregarded by the elite.

A recent daring adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland brought criticism from sectors of Palestinian society.

Growth, he said, is now seen from sectors of the economy that for more than a decade Silicon Valley has thought of as passé.

But Brazil's state and federal authorities also feel pressure from sectors of the Catholic Church, environmentalists and the growing movement of the landless, who can mobilize a network of supporters abroad.

Cameron's business advisory group was described as a "small group of business leaders from sectors of strategic importance to the UK that provides regular, high-level advice to the prime minister".

Besides Mr. Labastida's defeat, the party should also be disturbed by the fact that most of the party's votes in Sunday's election came from sectors of the Mexican population that are disappearing, said Carlos Elizondo Mayer-Serra, a political scientist at the Center for Teaching and Learning in Mexico City.

It found that anti-Semitic content thrived online, and came from all sectors of society, from liberals and the left as well as right-wing extremists and Muslims.

"The pressures he will face from certain sectors of society, especially from white Anglo-Saxon Protestants, will be enormous".

"There is no one-size-fits-all solution for industrial companies from multiple sectors, of various structures, and from diverse cultural backgrounds," he said.

It should also be pointed out that there is important value in having students from all sectors of American life, not just those from low-income families.

Those in the caudal IOβ should receive inputs from all sectors of the utricle as well as from saccular regions that bend horizontally (Curthoys et al. 1999).