Sentence examples for previous sectors from inspiring English sources

The transport sector displays a different behavior from both the previous sectors.

Friday brought the National Audit Office's report, which concluded that the watchdog had not delivered value for money, done too little inspection and compliance work, and made a poor fist of explaining itself, though the NAO did factor in the CQC's tricky job of having to form itself in 2009 from a merger of three previous sector-specific regulators.

The procedure inherits the calculus of the other interclass variances from the previous sector with the exception of the interclass variance related to the single permutation.

The London to Scotland rail franchise has been under the control of the Department for Transport since the previous private sector operator, National Express, pulled out in 2009.

Unlike most previous public sector IT projects it was developed iteratively, starting small and developed through continuous testing and lesson-learning.

The London-based oil company was effectively forced to take the Rosneft holding when the Russian state pushed for the breakup and sale to Rosneft of a previous private-sector joint venture, TNK-BP.

Most of those who rail about Cochabamba do not also remind their listeners of the woeful failure of the city's previous public-sector water supplier.Such woes are common in the developing world.

The RMT transport union said the figures made "a mockery of the government's plans to bulldoze through a reprivatisation before the next election, ignoring the financial and operational success of DOR and the catastrophic impact of two previous private sector failures on the line".

This hydrothermal zone may be caused by a previous large sector collapse.

More than half of women business owners with previous private-sector experience cite the desire for more flexibility as the reason for starting a business.

Over half of women business owners with previous private-sector experience cite the desire for more flexibility as the reason for starting a business.