Sentence examples for sector characterised from inspiring English sources

The report rejects Shapps's passive approach, describing his anti-regulation attitude as "problematic" for a sector characterised by significant power imbalances.

The rate of growth in new orders slowed to its lowest level in 10 months, with a two-tier manufacturing sector characterised by solid demand from UK consumers and fresh declines in overseas business.

Much literature in tourism is dedicated to brand management; nevertheless, even in a sector characterised by the coexistence of several brands, little research has been carried out on the critical issue of brand architecture.

The most recent independent assessment of the Australian uranium industry – a Senate inquiry in October 2003 – found the sector characterised by underperformance and non-compliance, an absence of reliable data to measure contamination or its impact on the environment and an operational culture focussed on short term considerations.

Because it's a sector characterised by take-the-money-and-run design, room sizes that are the smallest in Europe, Britons stampeding to buy £1m worth of air fresheners a day, and an annual construction shortfall of more than 100,000 homes every year.

However, this has been possible despite a relatively undeveloped energy sector characterised by low levels of electricity generation and consumption (Mawejje et al. 2013).

Many Chinese industries, especially in the loss-making state sector, are characterised by high levels of unused capacity, which the government is loth to shut down for fear of aggravating the economic slowdown.

The pure element of the sector is characterised generally by the 'castle' institutions, offering liberal arts, politics, philosophy and economics (PPE) and history.

In Russia, like in the other EECA countries, R&D is largely funded from the state budget, and the scarce resources are mainly concentrated in the public-influenced sector, usually characterised by low research commercialisation results.

This element of the sector is characterised by the redbrick and post-92 institutions and has a workforce that consists of individuals with a combination of academic qualifications and professional experience.

The health care sector is characterised by a co-existence of medical systems and public and private providers.