Sentence examples for large-scale sector from inspiring English sources

The unbuttressed portions of the island (NW and SE) are characterized by the emplacement of wide and thick debris avalanche deposits (volume in the order of 1 2 km3 for each event) related to large-scale sector collapses, representing the most important and efficient mass-wasting processes making up the apron.

Per employee, that suggests spending on consultancy at one tenth the levels of large-scale private sector organisations.

Its agents said large-scale private sector projects were "being challenged more rigorously and, in some cases, being scaled back or deferred".

As well as expanding the large-scale renewables sector, the government is also looking to increase the amount of smaller scale localised electricity production.

This identified a series of reasons why large-scale public sector IT projects tend to go wrong, and suggested steps to mitigate the risks.

Proposals have included housing investment banks, housing enterprise zones, a resurgence of terrace housing, and a return to large-scale public sector housebuilding.

An alternative, suggested by Labour peer Lord Whitty, would be to devolve some of the housing benefit budget to large groups of local authorities to form large-scale public sector housebuilding programmes.

The competitions sponsored by the bank Yapi Kredi were the first large-scale private sector support for the arts in Turkey, and until then, art historians say, most male artists sniffed at women's painting as amateurish.

"Despite the threat of RO support being removed completely in April 2015, the large-scale solar sector in UK is predicted to become Europe's largest in 2014, with some analysts predicting that the planned ROC closure for >5MW could trigger as much as 4GW of solar farms to be installed from now until April 2015".

So the commercial demand for gaining access to large-scale public sector data-sets is clear.

In recent years, land use conflicts between large-scale mining sector and local communities have increased in the global south.