Sentence examples for progressive sectors from inspiring English sources

As output per worker grows in such "progressive" sectors, firms can afford to increase wages.In some sectors of the economy, however, such productivity gains are much harder to come by if not impossible.

The Catholic Church teaches that Satan is real, but Amorth's zealous pursuit of exorcisms — and his showmanship — made more progressive sectors of the church uneasy.

More progressive sectors of the Church in Mexico have expressed solidarity with the Central American migrants through shelters and charity work.

As far as we are aware, it has only been applied by a few actors in progressive sectors of the breeding industry [ 8].

Democrats know that the health care bill needs continued work and improvements, and of course the progressive sector of the party remains dismayed that no single payer proposal ever made it onto that infamous table for discussion.

Specifically, this empirical work suggests that the health sector is a "non-progressive" sector of the economy, being characterised as labour-intensive and relatively devoid of innovations that enhance labour productivity.

This BRC assessment shows that the UK has the most progressive retail sector in the world and, crucially, that work with consumers and environmental groups is driving standards up.

The wider issue was that it would "prevent councils pursuing goals like community cohesion, environmental sustainability and human rights in line with the best practice of the progressive private sector.

Attempts at progressive reform of sectors from the economy to the education system had met with stiff resistance from conservative forces that included landowners and the Catholic Church.

Many of the women we spoke to about changes to the civil service in the past 30 years talked about the positives: they saw it as a career in which they could succeed, which felt more progressive than other sectors.

As we can see, the results are not homogeneous across the four population groups, with SS becoming more regressive for women in the private sector, more progressive for men in the public sector, while for men in the private sector and women in the public sector there is a reduction in the regressivity of SS.