Sentence examples for problem for the sector from inspiring English sources

People will always be sick, so health care companies will always have a market (the introduction of Obamacare seems to have been no problem for the sector).

That is a particularly acute problem for the sector, in which most companies do not have marketable products and profits and sell themselves on their promise.

"I thought this was a real opportunity to do something worthwhile and help address what was clearly an emerging problem for the sector, donors and the public," he says.

Low interest rates may cause other problems for the sector, said Andrew Bailey, head of the prudential business unit at the FSA.

It said dozens of websites had shut as a result of borrowers defaulting, and claimed this was an early warning that rising interest rates "could pose problems" for the sector in Europe and the US.

The problem for the charity sector and campaigning groups that might want to take advantage of the benefits of charitable status is that the commission's definition of what constitutes politics - published in draft guidance on how it will interpret public benefit in the light of the 2006 Charities Act - is so deadeningly broad.

Former teachers vanish into all sorts of other jobs: they include pop stars such as Bryan Ferry, Sting and Mark Knopfler, that famous presenter, Chris Tarrant, and that rather less famous schools minister, Estelle Morris.That's a problem for the public sector as a whole, but teaching has some specific difficulties.

Access to credit remains a problem for the private sector.

Like many Gram-positive pathogens, multiple antimicrobial resistances are fast becoming a major problem for the healthcare sector [44], [45].

The movement of health workers (HWs) both within and outside of South Africa has been recognised as a major problem for the health sector [ 1].

However, to our knowledge it is E. coli one of the pathogenic agents of UTI and it is more frequent in women, with high incidence and prevalence, representing a costly problem for the health sector [ 4, 21].