Sentence examples for sector made from inspiring English sources

The private sector made this discovery several years ago.

"The excessive complexity of the securitization sector" made it "close to impossible to make decisions on an adequately informed basis".

No economic sector made greater progress in the post-World War II period than agriculture in terms of productivity.

Last year, foreign investment in extraction and privatisations across Albania's hydropower sector made up almost 10% of the country's GDP.

Hasn't the increasingly intense and comprehensive regulation of the health-care sector made free markets in insurance and medical services basically illegal?

Many private equity firms struggled in 2011, as a weak financial sector made buyouts harder to finance and execute, and lower performance fees hampered profitability.

The underground economy in places like Haiti is often viewed as a criminal sector, made up of thugs and warlords, that sets back economic growth.

The private sector made up only 10 percent of universities in 1998, but by 2008 it accounted for more than half of all institutions in the region.

That position, along with Mr. Carney's experience in the private sector, made him a compelling candidate — assuming he could be persuaded to take the job.

The Office for National Statistics said that the public sector made a net repayment excluding financial interventions of £7.75bn in January, up from £5.2bn a year ago.

This represents 51% of its entire profits, more than the sector made from its core business of racing and sports betting.