Sentence examples for sector of which from inspiring English sources

It has been overtaken by the service sector, of which domestic service has the largest share.

The Office for National Statistics last week credited the services sector, of which film and TV is a part, for the UK's surprising resilience since the Brexit vote.

There were an estimated 50,000 firms currently active in the credit and loans sector, of which "a few hundred" were payday lenders.

According to the NCVO UK Civil Society Almanac there are an estimated 732,000 people employed in the voluntary sector of which more than a third hold a degree or higher level qualification; in the public sector this rises to 41%.

It has already earmarked €100 billion to pay for the recapitalisation of the shaky Spanish financial sector (of which over €40 billion has been drawn down) and €9 billion for Cyprus, leaving €391 billion in the kitty.The creation of a euro-zone fund is tricky because in effect the northern creditor states are supporting the debtor nations of the south.

A major critical infrastructure is the energy sector, of which oil is an important component.

The model is static, encompassing 10 types of consumers (rural and urban and the five income quintiles) and 40 sectors (of which four are disaggregate telecommunications industries).

The city of Ghent is divided into 201 statistical sectors of which 142 are populated (the other sectors are recreation areas, harbor, …).

To meet the needs of the broadly defined OST field core competencies for youth workers would have to apply to the various sectors of which it is comprised.

The Indian health system is pluralistic, comprising public, private and voluntary sector facilities, of which the private sector is by far the largest provider.

"Debt dynamics paint the picture of a more prudent household sector and well-managed corporate sector, both of which remain far from the heights of leverage typically associated with risks to business-cycle expansions," the bank's economists write.