Sentence examples for producing sectors from inspiring English sources

Today, Israel has more high tech firms listed on NASDAQ than any country barring the United States, but it suffers from rapidly growing, and politically explosive, inequality and a widening gap between the few successful R&D producing sectors and the rest of the economy.

However, if you dig just below the surface of the minus 539k jobs loss you'll find another staggering 270k job loss in the good- producing sectors of the economy.

Growth is also being seen in both the goods producing sector, which includes construction and manufacturing, and in the service industries.

"The ongoing expansion suggests that the goods producing sector is on course to contribute to another quarter of solid economic growth in the first quarter, and is also helping sustain a decent rate of job creation.

Aquaculture is the fastest growing food producing sector in the world.

Many fundamental research works are to be performed before the integration of ITM technology in the power producing sector.

In a small open economy, productivity increases in a traded agricultural or primary producing sector will cause manufacturing employment and output to contract while the primary sector expands, until complete specialization occurs.

Given the relatively small sample of employers on which our estimates are based, it is important to be aware of the sensitivity of these estimates to the various parameters used, particularly in producing sector averages.

Jobs in government now parallel jobs in the good producing sector, he reports, as the dollar is being depreciated.

But those with a more realistic view of the world understand that productivity gains cannot make up for the tremendous job loss in the goods producing sector.

The lower tax rates, however, had an impact in the goods producing sector, with 50percentt of respondents from that sector reporting increased investments at their companies, and 20percentt saying they redirected hiring and investments to the United States from abroad.