Sentence examples for pull sector from inspiring English sources

Lee's (1966) push-pull theory is adapted to explain the pull sector switching behaviours of histopathologists.

In this case, the efforts from multiple donors can pull the sector in different directions either neutralising the progress of the sector or slowing it down.

Gareth Stace, director of the industry trade body UK Steel, urged the government to speed up efforts to pull the sector back from the brink.

The idea popularised by the Tory tabloids, that average public sector wages (not the plump cats whose pay Brown froze today) now run ahead of the private sector, fails to explain that its pool of unskilled workers pulls private sector averages down.

According to Citi analyst Faisel Khan, these factors have pulled the sector down roughly 30% this year.

That is now harder to pull off.The finance sector has also, in some people's eyes, had a pernicious effect on politics.

The recession has depleted millions of 401(k) accounts, erased trillions of dollars in household wealth and destroyed some seven million jobs, raising big doubts about whether the American consumer can pull the retail sector and the broader economy out of the downturn.

But it's more interesting when people who really are at the heart of the sector pull all the threads together and come up with some cogent arguments.

A third domain comprises a range of personal and family concerns which can counteract initial preferences and pull towards either sector.

In recent years, observers have been impressed with his ability to pull in business-sector money to help staunch progressives like John Avalos.

That does not mean shrinking government everywhere, but it does mean that the state should pull out of sectors it has no business to be in.