Sentence examples for old sector from inspiring English sources

The town's old sector is confined mainly to the harbour quarter and has some 19th-century Arabian houses.

We snorkeled in Grenada, toured a tropical garden in St. Lucia and strolled around the restored old sector of Santo Domingo.

Phil's very good blog recently mentioned some comments about the war in his old sector by another soldier-intellectual, Dave Kilcullen, the Australian lieutenant colonel who has been General Petraeus's senior counterinsurgency adviser.

Old sectors like textiles and shoes have naturally shrunk, but ceramics tiles and the like survives.

In both new and old sectors, London's manufacturing base rested on industries producing consumer goods (rather than intermediate and capital goods) such as leather products, clothing, timber and furniture, food and drink, pharmaceuticals, and specialized goods as well as products generated by printing and publishing, instrument engineering, and electrical engineering.

These blocked opportunities tend to emerge at the boundaries of SSI: where old sectors overlap and new trajectories form.

The term "mutation" implies that these kinds of changes usually indicate a technological revolution in production, and new sectors emerge, or old sectors die.

If it's going to contribute to economic growth, it's going to be used for more competitive farming, logging, mining, paper-making, transportation, and all the other regular old sectors.

"He had an idea for an online game, with quizzes and prizes aimed at the 18 to 30-year-old sector," recalls Mr Teichman.

But as we've seen with the response from taxi companies and commissions in other cities, Uber is facing a battle because the company is disrupting an age-old sector.

Even when the pace slows, many of these stocks maintain a high growth rate relative to older sector stocks.