Sentence examples for legacy sector from inspiring English sources

And this means that competitive use of technology will determine the winners and losers of every legacy sector.

The Thatcherite legacy of 'public sector bad, private sector good' is damaging.

But can the government have any sort of legacy for the sector when there has been such a whirligig of ministers at the helm?

Philips compared the industry to the airline sector: legacy carriers could end up losing half the market to lower-cost rivals unless the confronted the "brutal reality" of changes.

Recently, however, the  Equal Employment Opportunity Commission made available to researchers a rich legacy of private-sector employer reports known as the EEO-1 survey.

Has the transition agenda been completed, or do any of the socialist energy sector legacies prevail?

These legacies shaped each sector's early development and continue to contribute to the dominant knowledge paradigms in each.

Like other aspects of legacy thinking in public sector organisations, just because the head of service job has been one part of the broader job of the cabinet secretary, it does not mean that the job should always be part-time.

Following news of the deal, Meledandri was quick to credit Jeffrey Katzenberg for his legacy in the animation sector during the executive's years at DreamWorks Animation and Disney.

As noted above, Bernanke was among the economists who took notice, back in the 1990s, of the troubles afflicting Japan — a huge real estate bubble that left behind a legacy of high private-sector debt when it burst and a central bank up against the zero lower bound.

Individuals were the largest source of income for the charity sector through donations, legacy giving, fees for services and fundraising.