Sentence examples for sector is however from inspiring English sources

What the public sector is, however, is under-resourced and inefficient.

The emerging offshore wind sector is however unlike the Oil & Gas industry in that structures are unmanned, fabricated in much larger volumes and the commercial reality is that the sector has to proactively take measures to further reduce CAPEX and OPEX.

While the sector shows promise for structural change, advances in technological competence of the sector is however being curtailed by a lack of access of the artisans to Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) based modes of learning and innovation and a vibrant iron and steel industry.

The lack of availability of trained personnel and low coverage provided by the government sector is however partially offset by the presence of occupational health personnel and OHS in the private sector, for example, in the oil and gas industry, and appointed occupational health physicians in the private sector.

The values measured by Swarm that show a maximum over the south American sector are, however, higher than those given as output by IRI.

The widespread resistance to such schemes, increasing evidence of their potential demotivating effect on creative, professional workers, and the difficulty of measuring qualitative outcomes in a service sector are however serious arguments against their introduction.

42 Evidence from Brazil suggests that the high rates of caesarean section in the private sector are, however, not a reflection of women's preferences, 43 and the authors suggest that obstetricians may see advantages in prelabour caesarean section such as better control of the birth process and timing of delivery.

Their opportunities to obtain adequately remunerated, formal work in other sectors are, however, scarce.

The small rise "suggests that growth momentum is stabilising somewhat … however, the sector is still facing strong headwinds," said Zhou Hao, the China economist at Commerzbank in Singapore.

However, the sector is still in its infancy.

There is a growing interest in the application of information technologies (IT) for Knowledge Management (KM) in the public sector; there is, however, a dearth of research on the design and development of effective, integrated Knowledge Management Systems KMSS).