Sentence examples for sector has failed from inspiring English sources

It's clear the public sector has failed too,' he says.

Job creation, especially in the private sector, has failed to meet economists' expectations in recent months.

While the private sector has built them into its pay scales, the public sector has failed to.

"We should consider why it is that so much of the commercial broadcasting sector has failed to move on.

Thus far, the Playstation 3, which is over seven years old, an age in the tech sector, has failed to pull ahead of rival devices from Microsoft and Nintendo.

The letter, coordinated by industry body the Institute of Fundraising, acknowledges that the sector has failed to meet the high standards demanded of it and promises that no one should ever feel pressured into giving.

He says his efforts have paid off: as other companies in his sector have failed, AmeriMerchant remains profitable, its staff is growing and revenue is gaining, he says.

Retailers, in contrast to the service sector, have failed to expand payrolls through most of the summer, a stagnation that some experts attribute to weaker consumer demand, partly because of the energy shock and partly because of rising interest rates.

It was the agenda that Oliver Letwin, the coalition's policy minister, was getting at last July when he told a thinktank that the public sector had failed to improve its productivity in the past 20 years and that the public sector needed "fear and discipline" instilled into it.

"Where governments and the private sector have failed to reach low-income and low-health-status people -- the poor -- we have found alternative solutions that make a big difference," said David M. Dror, a health insurance specialist at the I.L.O. who is a co-director of the program.

High-profile charities – including Oxfam, the RSPCA, Save the Children, the RNLI, the NSPCC and Cancer Research UK – admitted this month that the voluntary sector had failed to meet the high standards expected of it and pledged to in future behave in an "open, honest and respectful way" towards donors and the public.