Sentence examples for sector services sector from inspiring English sources

Table 8 Sectoral long-run equilibrium relationships   Industrial sector Services sector LIND 1 – LSERV – 1 LELEC −0.593 (−9.76)*** −0.692 (−35.96)*** Constant −2.611 −2.774 ECT (−1) −0.215 (−2.42)** −0.104 (−1.24) The coefficients are tabulated; t values are in parentheses *** Significance at the 1 % level ** Significance at the 5%% level * Significance at the 10%% level.

The expert panel separated the priorities into four main categories (Additional file 1): productive sector, services sector, economy, and governance, with each category specifying research priorities by sub-sector.

[World Business, Section W.] Modest Growth in Service Sector The services sector grew modestly in December.

9.59am BST Howard Archer of IHS Global Insight says public sector cuts have driven the slowdown in the services sector: The services sector is being hampered by difficult conditions in the private sector as well as by tighter government spending.

Restrictions will be removed from some 27 sub-sectors of the services sector, including tourism, transport and business services.

Ah well, there's always the services sector right – the sector we are told will help Australia reap huge benefits?

The Wellstream and John Wood Group deals boosted the oil services sector, with sector peer and FTSE 100 stock Petrofac climbing 50p to £14.93 on the back of them.

[C3.] Slower Growth in Service Sector Growth in the services sector slowed in August although managers seemed more willing to hire new workers, according to the Institute for Supply Management's nonmanufacturing index.

At one investment firm, Sanford C. Bernstein, analysts from the financial services sector and the retail sector will team up to study Sears's performance, starting this month.

There will be plenty more for Carney and his colleagues to mull over at their two-day policy meeting this week, with purchasing manager surveys due on the shaky construction sector and the dominant services sector.

"Whereas employers were in 'wait and see' mode three months ago, more private sector firms, particularly private sector services firms, have decided to push the redundancy button in response to worsening economic news," said Gerwyn Davies, public policy adviser at the CIPD.