Sentence examples for sector struggle from inspiring English sources

Net immigration will likely stay above 100,000, while firms and the public sector struggle to fill skills gaps, making it harder for them to navigate the uncertainty of the coming Brexit negotiations".

While other chains in the fashion sector struggle, Inditex – which also owns Massimo Dutti, Pull & Bear and Stradivarius – appears to be recession-proof, even in Spain where consumer spending has slumped in recent years.

In India, one organisation, Magic Bus, no longer makes explicit mention of sports, choosing instead to say that they develop an "activity-based curriculum" And, like most others NGOs and civil-society organisations, charities in the S4D sector struggle to secure long-term funding and so diversifying income streams is key for their sustainability.

They argue public sector salaries in the regions are higher than the true market rate and so the private sector struggle to compete for staff.

A June 75 put would allow an options player to rake in a profit on a break below support in the 70 level, should the financial sector struggle during the next few months.

Competing demands from families, residents, government agencies and the acute care sector has meant that staff with the sector struggle often to meet the acute care needs of residents, leading sometimes to transfer of residents to emergency departments with major hospitals.

The agricultural sector struggles to create enough jobs.

Years of mismanagement have left Kenya's business sector struggling.

When the private sector struggles, governments often step in to pick up the bill.

"The reason the magazine sector struggles a little bit is that it is a fickle marketplace.

Now, as the banking sector struggles for survival, lending to private companies and households has dropped precipitously.