Sentence examples for prevailing sectors from inspiring English sources

When looking at the characteristics of private companies, the prevailing sectors are, as expected, the chemical, pharmaceutical and energy industries (oil, gas electricity generation and renewable energies), with other sectors close behind (e.g. metallurgy and concrete industries).

This body of research, however, often goes untapped by those charged with making challenging decisions and as such, in line with prevailing public sector incentives, decisions are often reliant on historical allocation patterns and/or political negotiation.

However, it is interesting to look at sector-specific wage changes as results could differ substantially between labour vs capital intensive sectors or depend on the type of worker and contract prevailing in specific sectors.

Smaller mines like Honeymoon in South Australia have been placed on extended care and maintenance, junior companies have abandoned the field and the sectors prevailing business model is to get the paperwork in order and wait in hope for better times.

The mood of uncertainty currently prevailing among many public-sector workers creates personal distress and does nothing to improve efficiency.

Personnel costs were also driven up because permanent project staff were offered competitive salaries, equivalent to those prevailing in the private sector.

He added that a return to separate Israeli- and Arab-controlled sectors, the situation prevailing before 1967, "would be very difficult to execute".

A high environmentally-friendly culture is prevailing in this scenario, permeating all sectors of the local economy, including the tourist sector.

The study introduces three management options that are formulated on the prevailing nation's water supply sector and foreign countries models.

The agent must undertake certain steps in his investigation and, ultimately, submit a report to the President recommending adjustments as deemed appropriate to bring federal employees' salaries in line with prevailing rates in the private sector.

In South America, maize imports by Brazil are likely to decrease due to higher domestic production and low prices although the prevailing domestic problems facing the sector, including high farmer debt and a stronger currency makes this forecast very tentative.