Sentence examples for mix of sectors from inspiring English sources
The key is a mix of sectors and the ability to move people and money easily between them.
Mr. Hammond suggests a mix of sectors, including consumer staples and commodities, and "you also want to throw in some consumer durables" like carmakers, he said.
Investment in bonds as part of portfolio diversification should be done via a mix of sectors matching your income needs, risk tolerance and interest rate outlook.
Importantly, in drawing the distinction between Weiner and Bertelson for this years Manager of the Year, I felt that Bertelsons broader mix of sectors (energy (22%), technology (17%), materials (16%), financials (12%), and industrials (11%), was harder won across more boards than Weiners ultra-skillful picking mainly in technology (40% of his fund).
Both the forum and summit closing plenary sessions were comprised of a mix of sectors, including government, business, nonprofit, and student/youth representatives that provided some of the most inspirational remarks of Climate Action 2016.
"He has the mix of private-sector, public sector experience, and has it on a global basis, that would serve him well in any capacity in this administration, but probably particularly well at treasury," said Joseph T. Gorman, chairman and chief executive of TRW Inc., who serves on Alcoa's board.
This paper is a product of an analysis of waste collection performance in Ghana under two different institutional and/or organizational regimes; from an initial entirely public sector dependence to a current mix of public private sector participation drawing on actual planning data from 1985 to 2000.
Briefly, the sampling units were a mix of public sector (CH, NMCH, BMCH and CMCH) and private sector (AKUH).
The architecture of this vast economy is formulated from a fundamentally contradictory hybrid mix of private-sector capitalism and still-overwhelming and largely inefficient state-controlled sector, especially in heavy industry.
His mix of public sector experience and market acumen -- and the fact that he has never commanded a multimillion-dollar salary package -- makes him a compelling choice, several exchange directors said.
In 2012, Barack Obama beat Mitt Romney thanks in part to a mix of private-sector-trained technology workers and a well-developed ecosystem of technologies available from competitive consultants.
