Sentence examples for sector causes from inspiring English sources

It's not often the water sector causes many ripples of excitement, but Severn Trent is bucking a downbeat trend after it unveiled an agreed takeover deal.

But everywhere in Europe, where the state's heavy role in balancing the excesses of the market had been widely accepted, the triumph of the private sector causes some unease.

Results show that aggregation in the construction sector causes a 15 225% overestimate for the product chain energy of buildings.

One percent increase in the size of agriculture and manufacturing sector causes an increase in migration by 53% and a decrease in migration by 73%, respectively.

Abatement of the final demand of the "Motor vehicles" sector causes a diminishing demand in "Motor vehicle parts," "Steel, non-steel metals, and metal products," "Plastic and rubber products," and "Electronic components," as intermediate inputs.

The bias of our test data towards the post-midnight sector causes the under-representation in the Pacific region, where EPB activity is known to be stronger during pre-midnight hours than in the post-midnight sector (e.g. Stolle et al., 2008, figure 7).

This week's turmoil in the technology sector caused some investors to wonder whether Motorola would postpone the deal.

Shrinking employment in the U.S. manufacturing sector caused some of the membership loss, as did other unfavourable economic trends.

The argument would be that the public programs shift costs to the private sector, causing the chaos there.

Those shutdowns would have reverberated through the entire auto sector, causing innumerable suppliers almost immediately to stop operating too.

The new competition from the private sector caused most of the coffee unions to collapse; BCU, the most resilient, survived until 2005.