Sentence examples for sector means from inspiring English sources

For Ricard, the fast-changing nature of the luxury goods sector means specialist training is essential.

And, semi-paralysis in the caja sector means less credit and a more protracted recovery for all.

Our relatively large exposure to the financial sector means our economy suffered heavily as a result of the financial crisis.

The international nature of the finance sector means that women must deal with sexism beyond our borders.

The health of that sector means Connecticut is poised to benefit as Mr. Bush rebuilds the military.

The scale of change in the health sector means it will take time for it to operate at full potential.

But the size of America's farm sector meant that it spent $23.3 billion on subsidies last year.

Still, the expansion of the past few years and improvements in the agriculture sector mean that domestic demand is growing.

The importance of the financial services sector meant Britain was bound to have a particularly nasty recession when the banks started to go belly-up.

Sporadic bursts of political enthusiasm for this emerging sector mean that some spin-out organisations, such as Greenwich Leisure, are already well known within policy circles.

First, big fixed costs in the public sector mean that small states have higher spending-to-GDP ratios than big countries.