Sentence examples for sector supplies from inspiring English sources

Beyond construction, the manufacturing sector supplies about another 10 percent of Tasmania's jobs.

Given that the public sector supplies many of his deputies and voters, upcoming attempts to reform pensions and the civil service will be a better test of his willingness to take risks.Even less clear is whether a more authoritative image will transform Mr Hollande's poor poll ratings.

The oil and gas sector supplies about 32% of government revenue in 2013.

This reflects the rectangular aspect of the IO tables where each sector supplies more than one good depending on relative market prices.

The intermediate sector supplies one unit of technology component to its own and other intermediate sectors, in addition to the corresponding commodity producer.

Indeed, beyond representing a relevant traditional activity, this sector supplies and nourishes an astonishing and increasing number of tourists, that recorded an amount of over 4.5 million arrivals and over 10.2 million presences in 2015,6 an astonishing number for a city of less than 265,000 inhabitants.

In the money model, the distinction is between the banking sector (supplying the money) and the nonbanking sectors (the demanders).

The money from development banks would also be leveraged in the private sector, supplying about $39bn, up from $21bn in 2012.

ColaLife uses the same principles and networks that Coca-Cola and other commodity producers use, to open up private sector supply chains for simple medicines.

Private sector supply has remained fairly steady throughout the postwar period, allowing for the economic cycle, but public finance now goes to paying for housing benefit rather than building homes.

Traditional PC sales (desk-based and notebooks) will fall by 10.6 per cent from 2012 with growth in the sector supplied by tablets (up 67.9 per cent), mobiles (growing 4.3 per cent) and ultramobiles (an increase of 107 per cent).