Sentence examples for sector portion from inspiring English sources

Public sector, portion of the economy composed of all levels of government and government-controlled enterprises.

But it will be the success, or lack thereof, of the private sector portion of the deal that will largely determine whether Greece gets financial breathing room.

Throughout the last decade of the 20th century, the service sector's portion of Hungary's GDP rose at an annual average rate of about 0.5 percent.

Within the striped sectors, the portion with red stripes represents the fractions of SVs that become labeled when CTX-HRP is added only after the stimulus (calculated from the solid portions of the bars of fields E and F), thus implying that the portion with black stripes represents SVs that form from bulk endosomes generated during the stimulus.

The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve was created to represent the economic sectors and portions of our population most directly affected by the central bank's actions.

In 2016, 3.5percentt of workers in the photovoltaic sector ― the portion of the industry that generates electricity from solar panels ― were unionized, as were 4percentt employed in concentrated solar power, which produces thermal power from heat created by sunlight reflected off mirrors.

Depending on the energy source, the timber industry, the chemical industry or the agricultural sector increase their portion in the cost structure of the energy industry.

We use an explicit, consistent, and comprehensive definition of BIR to calculate BIR costs in well-studied sectors; estimate the portion of BIR spending in other provider sectors; and present a system-wide estimate of total BIR costs in the U.S. health care system in 2012.

The events of Sept. 11 obviously exacerbated that, especially in the manufacturing sector and large portions of the services sector.

Afterwards, stability is verified by means of the so-called Extended Circle Criterion, under the assumption that the static characteristic of the controller is sector-bounded (nonlinear portion) and the process (linear portion) can be rendered Strictly Positive Real (SPR).

The public sector employs a considerable portion of the population.