Sentence examples for of a certain sector from inspiring English sources

"It has become the uniform of a certain sector of 'new' cyclists," he contends, "and by that I refer to the stereotypical cliché of 'all the gear, no idea'.

On the other hand, this is a common problem when FADN data are used, and despite this, a wide collection of literature has been produced on frontier analysis using this sort of data, explicitly or implicitly assuming that the evolution of the FADN sample is aligned with the evolution of a certain sector in each country (Madau 2011, 2015; Oude Lansink et al. 2002).

The missions of experts are thus directed either to the postal services in general or to a certain sector of postal activity.

"I think that will appeal to a certain sector of society, people that want to adventure and live on the edge".

And, whilst he acknowledges appearance is not the overriding concern, he says that may soon change, at least for a certain sector of the space-faring population.

We do not restrict our sample to long-tenured workers, to workers in large firms, to men or to a certain sector of industry, like some other studies.

The value of u is from 2 to the number of mini-slots (x ′) available in a slot and the maximum value of v can be (mathcal {N}_{e}^{m}), the expected number of neighbors in a certain sector m. Figure 3 shows the state transition diagram of the COND mechanism.

These, clearly, are an embarrassment, and I'd wager that, in spite of their popularity among a certain sector of the fan base, you won't see many of them five years from now.

It sounds like I'm going into a class war kind of thing… but a certain sector of people won't be able to go.

"One of the things I love about Andreessen Horowitz is that they don't pigeonhole GPs into [investing in a] certain state of funding or a certain sector".

As luck would have it, this chance introduction led him directly to the center of an exceptional group, one of the farándulas, or cliques, that characterize a certain sector of social life on the island, this one dominated by members of what Mr. Dweck calls the "privileged creative class".