Sentence examples for sector poor from inspiring English sources
My nagging concern is that the new government will very soon have to come to grips with some tough problems, including the economy and the absence of competition in it, with its heavy burden of subsidies, a bloated state sector, poor education and an abominable health infrastructure.
Pooled (RSBY and MSBY) data on claims utilization of MDR-TB pre-treatment evaluation package showed that in the public sector, poor beneficiaries utilized five times more claims in 2015 than in 2013 mostly from the backward districts [Fig. 5].
A study in Bali reported three main problems associated with TB care within the private sector: poor TB treatment adherence among patients, limited capacity of public services and poor public-private integration [ 10].
In the defence sector, poor-quality local producers squeal about competition.
According to our analysis the burden of private sector poor-quality antimalarials is concentrated in three countries (Nigeria, Uganda, and Democratic Republic of Congo), which account for 76.7% of all deaths (median estimates) associated with this problem.
Some investors were concerned instead that the tech sectors poor performance today presages a wider correction.
Efforts to control STH face significant barriers, including inadequate coordination across sectors, poor sanitation coverage, and challenges getting drugs to those most at risk.
As in many other countries, TB services provided by the private sector are poor, with use of inappropriate treatment and poor case holding, leading to incomplete treatment and drug resistance [ 24].
They said the excessive size of the finance sector and poor regulation were the causes of the last crash.
Rich countries have much higher productivity and hence higher wages in the traded-goods sector than poor countries do.
Catalyst for Change found millions of pounds had been stripped out of the fresh produce sector through poor supply chain practices and a short-term approach to relationships with growers and intermediaries, damaging farmers' ability to produce fruit and vegetables.
