Sentence examples for nearly all sectors from inspiring English sources

Official figures out showed that nearly all sectors of industry are suffering after a collapse in world trade.

Global climate change is likely to pose increasing threats in nearly all sectors and across all sub-regions worldwide (IPCC, 2014).

The stimulus package signed into law by the president, he said, would not be sufficient to deal with the problems gripping nearly all sectors of the economy.

With total output now lower than at any time for nearly a decade and half, the news is bleak across nearly all sectors of the industry.

It is a multi-facted issue that touches nearly all sectors and will affect most industries and, more importantly, economies," he wrote.

For last week's Times Travel section, the novelist Reif Larsen wrote a marvellously reflective tribute to Norway's landscape and slow TV, suggesting that the latter is a reaction to "intensive modernization in nearly all sectors of Norwegian life".

Although the hedge-fund industry is very diverse, there have been times in recent years when nearly all the sectors have fallen in unison.

This has been particularly hard on Iran's oil sector, which earns nearly all the economy's foreign exchange.

And the bounce is being felt across nearly all business sectors.

That's because employment growth in restaurants and bars has outpaced growth in nearly all other sectors in recent years, including health care, manufacturing, retail and financial services.

DESPITE high unemployment, there is one bright spot in the economy: while nearly all other sectors shrank during the recession, jobs in health care increased by more than 1.2 million, with most paying salaries of over $60,000.