Sentence examples for keep the sector from inspiring English sources

Those economists who found reasons to be cheerful from the figures suggested that the UK's strong domestic demand would keep the sector growing.

Nonetheless we believe this theme along with a buoyant property market will keep the sector multiples towards the upper end of their historical averages.

Cyprus, though, fought bitterly to keep the sector intact as a way of sustaining its lifeblood and continuing to draw international investors, including wealthy Russians and thousands of businesses with hefty accounts.

"A fair and modest contribution from those graduates who see financial benefit from their degrees could help to maintain availability of places, assure quality of education and keep the sector competitive".

We agreed that we would aim to keep the sector under pressure and propose an event in 2013, using zero-based thinking as a means of stretching the sustainability agenda.

Farmers have learned in recent years to survive with reduced EU subsidies and, with further cuts between now and 2020 planned, many argue that an independent UK government would only need to spend a few million pounds to keep the sector solvent.

Not only are lenders eager to finance a fundamentally sound property, but Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac also have kept the sector awash in liquidity, said Clay Sublett, a senior vice president in KeyBank Real Estate Capital's Kansas City office.

Despite corporate profits that are at a six-year high, investors are concerned that evidence of inflation will prompt a rate hike in November, says Alan Ackerman of Jefferies & Co. Technology stocks fell less sharply as enthusiasm stemming from Intel's intc and Microsoft's msft entrance into the Dow Industrial Average kept the sector humming.

And in his reply to Grassley, the president signalled that he still considers public-sector insurance important to provide choices and "keep the private sector honest".

"There's not enough domestic economic activity to keep the industrial sector afloat," Mr. Brusuelas said.

Historically, our nation was able to keep the financial sector in check, he writes, "but as the financial system gained strength, it also gained political influence".