Sentence examples for only two sectors from inspiring English sources

Only two sectors have slipped.

The cross-party line is that the Drip bill will make life harder for terrorists and paedophiles, coincidentally the only two sectors of society less popular than politicians.

When Keith Hall, the Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner, recently announced the 10.2percentt jobless rate for October, he noted only two sectors had shown growth: health care, with 29,000 new jobs, and temporary workers with 34,000.

They do a rapid audit of the British economy and note that there is not much to it apart from a booming financial services sector, a bloated housing market (currently in the doldrums), a large public sector about to be pared back and the residue of an industrial base in which only two sectors – pharma and defence – could remotely be considered global players.

Even though vehicle v2 is close to an intersection, it divides its transmission range into only two sectors.

There are three sectors for each PS-LTE eNB, but only two sectors for each LTE-R eNB to support the coverage over the railway.

With half the population unemployed or underemployed and poorly skilled, only three sectors hold the possibility of lifting much of the country out of poverty: mining, manufacturing and agriculture.

Mendelsohn et al. (2000) cover only five sectors (agriculture, forestry, energy, water, and coastal zones) and only estimate the costs of market good and service losses.

The only three sectors to do better than the broader market: consumer staples, health care and utilities all three of which have been more defensive safe havens for investors.

Only one sector seems buoyant: the army and intelligence services are reporting a surge of applications, and are in an expansive mood.

Only one sector, financials, for both Fidelity and non-Fidelity funds, outperformed the S&P.