Sentence examples for little sector from inspiring English sources

For instance, while airlines plan their routes on a continental basis, figuring out the best course from Miami to Chicago, each controller administers a little sector of airspace.

"This is one of those little sectors that adds so much to the city.

There were video cameras to feed the screen onstage; cranes and overhead cameras preparing for yesterday's live HBO telecast of the concert; news crew cameras stirring little sectors of frenzy and pocket cameras in the hands of girls who only stopped shrieking long enough to snap photos of their favorite group member.

There was also a lack of research, a lack of links between the private culture of startups and education and little private sector skills in the education system.

Missouri attempted to purchase pentobarbital from a "compounding pharmacy" — a loosely regulated, little known sector of the pharmaceuticals industry that's supposed to make custom blends of prescription drugs.

For the most part, Western health care in Vanuatu is provided by the national Government, with little private sector involvement.

The events in West Warwick brought unwanted attention to a relatively small and little-known sector of the real estate industry that has been around for more than a decade but has grown rapidly in recent years.

And although the economy is likely to recover modestly next year after flatlining in 2012, it receives little private-sector investment.

Another part works through misallocation: too much economic activity devoted to "innovative" finance and too little to sectors more germane to middle-class jobs and incomes.

— Jeff Gordinier Wine Terroirs: A profile of François Ecot, who makes wine in the Yonne region, a little-known sector of Burgundy, and whom American consumers might know better as half of Jenny & François, leading importers of natural wines.

"Portraits of Our Past: The Sephardic Communities of Greece and the Holocaust," on view through Aug. 15, is an exhibition about a little-known sector of the Holocaust that Beth Lilach, senior director of education and community affairs, said she had long wanted to bring to the center.