Sentence examples for sector tend to be from inspiring English sources

Compared with private-sector bosses, the bureaucrats who manage the public sector tend to be less well paid but have more cushioned lives, with more secure jobs and far less pressure to improve productivity.

And as a counterpoint, Apple reportedly refused to buy another Israeli company, the travel app Waze, for around $500m earlier this year (the two companies haven't confirmed that the talks took place, but rumours in that sector tend to be reliable).

We in the technology sector tend to be myopic about start-ups, small businesses and entrepreneurs.

Unemployed women and women working in the public sector tend to be happier than those who work in the private sector.

Change and reform in the health sector tend to be imperative and also the norm.

Furthermore, wages in the health care sector tend to be closely linked to the broader public sector wage structure.

"Where government can sometimes be remote, the voluntary sector tends to be more sensitive to the specific needs of both individuals and communities," he said.

Since the public sector tends to be more heavily unionised than the private sector, this perhaps explains the difference between them.

And let's not forget just how bad the public sector tends to be at managing IT projects, or how poor their digital security can be.

Sarah Templey, a project delivery manager at global energy giant Amec Foster Wheeler, said the energy sector "tends to be a bit on the conservative side".

All in all, the French offering is varied but with a particular strength in connected objects.The French tech sector tends to be an undertold tale.