Sentence examples for sector useless from inspiring English sources

Bulgarians have been worn down by rampant corruption, mismanagement in both the public and the private sector, useless bureaucracy, high unemployment and poverty.

We have a fearful public sector, caving into useless calls for still more austerity debating the size of the deficit rather than its composition.

Lord Turner, former chair of the Financial Services Authority, described much of the financial services sector as "socially useless" and said it had grown too big.

He also made it clear that government itself should offer more opportunities to young people admonishing the public sector as "absolutely useless" and "scandalous" in terms of the number of apprenticeships it offers.

But Stephen J. Nickell, an economics professor at Oxford University, said that while such "short work" programs worked in the manufacturing sector, they were useless in industries like housing construction, where thousands of jobs were lost when bubbles burst on both sides of the Atlantic.

It has never been strapped of cash but that money is generally spent on beautifying the posh sectors and building useless freeways.

"You have a high number of graduates produced for a useless private sector," he says.

Why not demand a ban on public sector consultancies for the useless PwC?

The world's most influential education league tables used by Michael Gove as a reason for "whole system reform" of the sector have been derided as "useless and meaningless" by two academic studies.

Merely bringing the useless bits of the public sector up to something close to average would save a fortune and improve services dramatically.

Many water sector experts condemn bottled water as a totally useless, ridiculous and stupid product and downplay people's reasons to choose bottler water over tap water.