Sentence examples for sector resulting in from inspiring English sources

"Poor statistics lead to poor public policy decisions and hold back the private sector, resulting in a loss of welfare to millions of people," Tyrie said.

Politicians, for almost two centuries, have left food production to the private sector, resulting in supermarket shelves that groan with stuff that, eaten to excess, can kill you.

A spokesman said: "Interest rates have fallen over recent months in the savings sector, resulting in NS&I savings being increasingly competitive.

Many in higher education have since argued that this will lead to market forces permeating the sector, resulting in higher fees that will hit the most vulnerable in society the hardest.

This caused a disastrous slowdown in the manufacturing sector, resulting in huge layoffs in the garment and household deity industry and prompting a catastrophic decline in available investment capital.

Choosing to avoid the day's hot topic of whether Corbyn is an extremist for expressing reluctance about incinerating millions in a nuclear war, Davis focused on the single topic of the relationship between business and the private sector, resulting in a thoughtful score-draw.

Ms. Strazdina, 34, recalls that in 2008, budget cuts throughout much of the country's media sector resulted in a drastic pay cut for her at Latvian Radio, along with the loss of her rental allowance.

As the late historian Professor Tony Judt reminded us: In the course of the Thatcher-era UK privatisations, the deliberately low price at which long-standing public assets were marketed to the private sector resulted in a net transfer of £14bn (AU$26bn) from the taxpaying public to stockholders and other investors.

In UK, Harris' (1997) study of the University of Portsmouth with the input-output approach estimated that the direct expenditure by the university sector resulted in an output multiplier effect of 1.24 to 1.73.

The subsequent crash in farm-gate prices of most agricultural products and the reorganisation of the agricultural sector resulted in a more extensive land use where the utilisation of pesticides and chemical fertilizers was dramatically reduced (Petersen and Hoogeveen 2004).

The Quaternary structural control (Alouane 1986) of this sector resulted in the individualization of slightly raised areas corresponding to erosion platforms formed by biocalcarenites while subsident areas consist of marine Quaternary deposits.