Sentence examples for sector damage from inspiring English sources
A centrally designed federal plan that is not adapted to a State's particular needs and circumstances could paralyze its energy sector, damage its economy, and inflict serious hardship on its citizens.
In major natural hazard-induced disasters, direct economic losses caused by agricultural and industrial sector damage can account for approximately 10 20% of the total loss.
On the other hand, because agriculture is a key sector, damage to this sector has potential negative impacts on other economic sectors, which can be further understood through backward and forward linkage multipliers.
To quantify the potential benefits of ex ante fiscal arrangements, the study further built the dynamic inoperability input-output (DIIM) model and simulated the indirect, interindustry effects of a hypothetical flood event in which transportation sector damage induces indirect losses in the wider economy.
The finance sector damages the economy because it does not function as well as the models contend.
Agricole's planned rights issue is the latest capital raising exercise from a global banking sector damaged by losses in the U.S. subprime mortgage market.
The cuts are part of EADS's plan to merge its space and defence businesses, and are the latest in a sector damaged by defence spending being slashed across the globe.
Research has been produced claiming to show that the venture, which is aimed primarily at users of Freeview and was originally called Project Canvas, has stifled investment in the rest of the internet-TV sector, damaging the British creative industries.
In this review, we present case studies highlighting differences in the regulations applied to foods grown in EU countries and identical imported products, which show that the EU is undermining its own competitiveness in the agricultural sector, damaging both the EU and its humanitarian activities in the developing world.
Years of conflict have dealt a harsh blow to this sector, damaging some 300 schools and forcing school children to miss classes.
The reliability worth of the distribution systems are evaluated in terms of customer interruption costs, by using the sector customer damage function (SCDF).
