Sentence examples for sector that represents from inspiring English sources

Tourism is a major economic sector that represents approximately 10% of the global GDP and has the potential to drive major changes in forest activities.

With disruptive technology and unique data advantages, Compass is well-positioned for future growth in a sector that represents trillions in transaction volume".

He predicts that the current problems at the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan will lead to a "time out" for nuclear power in the United States but says that "we can't walk away" from a sector that represents 20% of the U.S. energy portfolio.

O'Rourke said technology, a sector that represents the globalization trade, would be among the hardest hit by taxing imports.

Majority of these (41) were from public sector that represented the district/ provincial health offices, tertiary level care hospitals, DHIS cell and primary health care centers; while 24 institutions were from the private sector that included hospitals, international NGOs and donors.

And that's only the "sweet spot" sectors that represent less than half of GDP from EU manufacturing industries.

It means getting cheap money, on good, patient terms, to the sectors that represent a sustainable industrial future, and it also means making life more expensive for those sectors that don't fit the vision.

So we're currently gravitating towards those stocks and sectors that represent undervalued growth opportunities.

To test this, we labeled E10.5 control and Le-cre; Wls fl/fl eye sections for the proliferation marker Ki67 (supplementary material Fig. S1), mapped positive cells from representative sections (n=11 for each genotype) onto a schematic of eye sections (Fig. 6D) and quantified Ki67+ cells in each of ten sectors that represented different optic cup regions (Fig. 6E,F).

Rail traffic hauls about 6 percent of the goods that pass across the United States' southern border under the North American Free Trade Agreement, said Nelson Balido, the president of the Border Trade Alliance, a nonprofit consortium of economists and private sector interests that represents more than 4.2 million members.

To cope with the cyclical variations of copper prices, the industry made an innovative leap into the health care sector, a move that represents a clear departure from the commodity trap.