Sentence examples for predictable sectors from inspiring English sources
"There's a general concern that the economy is slowing down, a shifting towards the foods and the drugs and the more predictable sectors".
But many share the concerns of the outgoing CBI boss, Sir Richard Lambert, who warned in his valedictory speech that instead of a "vision" for growth, the government had produced "a few rather vague ideas about the scope for supporting a number of predictable sectors".
"Rather than a big picture of the kind of economic eco-system that the government wants to champion, we are left with a few rather vague ideas about the scope for supporting a number of predictable sectors, and the promise that more ideas will be forthcoming at the time of the spring budget". Here's what I think is happening, and it's from as close to the horse's mouth as you can get.
Mr. McManus says investors should stick to what he calls the predictable earnings sectors, including utilities, health care, consumer products and, to a lesser extent, financials.
In many such sectors, predictable behavior is a key consideration: such a characteristic is usually associated with time-triggered (TT) system architectures rather than with event-triggered solutions which are more common in CAN systems.
Optimists say the reports reflect a predictable slowing in the sector's growth after two torrid years.
Low uncertainty: predictable customers; well-known sector.
Yet the progression from government to the private sector is also predictable, a window into the peculiar rhythms of life in the capital.
But, within weeks, Mayor Ronald MacLean finds that, although he faces some predictable antagonists, such as public sector unions resistant to personnel cutbacks, he also faces difficulty in even understanding the workings of the city government.
The proposal has provoked a predictable backlash from the banking sector, which sees it as unnecessary (since banks are already tightly regulated) and as a recipe for government meddling.
