Sentence examples for sector ranking from inspiring English sources
Prior to Orlov's arrival Comparethemarket.com was an also-ran in its sector, ranking in the low teens of a crowded market.
Conversely, in spite of the retail sector ranking near the top in productivity growth in recent decades, the increasing number of retail jobs continued to pay badly and exhibit high turnover.
From a point of view of method development, the new method for triangulation based on MIP (11) is very useful to clearly highlight exceptional difference in sector ranking between time periods.
This fundamental structure of the Japanese economy observed by triangulation is very similar to the fundamental structure found by Simpson and Tsukui ([1965]), except for the drastic changes in sector ranking mentioned above.
Except for these drastic changes in sector ranking, the fundamental structure of the Japanese economy was fairly stable during 1995 2005, as shown in Fig. 2. Personal service sectors (e.g., medical service and health care, accommodations, and restaurants) and final products manufacturing sectors (e.g., machinery, and electric and electrical equipment) are located at the top positions.
The construction sector ranks among those with the highest accident rates.
While the air transport sector ranks fourth as an employer of Queens residents after retail, health care and manufacturing, no other industry in the borough is suffering losses as great as the airline sector's, economists and labor experts say.
Thirdly, China's industrial biogas sector ranks the third largest biogas contributor.
The case of Food Processing is interesting, because the sector ranked third in 1966 1970 but subsequently lost protection relative to Textiles (starting in 1971) and Stones, Machinery, Metals, Plastics, and Transport Equipment up until the 1990s.
In 2004 the service sector ranked as the largest contributor to GDP (48%) and employed 44% of workers.
Canada did much better, helped at least in part by a banking sector ranked the soundest in the world for eight years running by the World Economic Forum (host of the annual Davos forum).
