Sentence examples for sectors available from inspiring English sources

Hargreaves Lansdown showed that of the 39 fund sectors available, UK companies and property were the least popular in the week since the referendum.

We work with 22 countries/regions and 32 sectors, aggregated from 134 countries/regions and 57 sectors available in the GTAP database.

This study is only limited to the banking sector of Pakistan while there are so many sectors available to research in related area.

At this time, no other fund family offers anything similar in terms of the variety of sectors available and the ability to trade as often as desired, although Legg Mason says it is exploring the possibility of offering sector funds to its investors.

Research by the NHF says that while there are currently 180,000 households that are "underoccupying two-bedroom homes", there are far fewer smaller properties in the social housing sector available to move into.

The Nigerian Army declined to make its commanding officer in the Maiduguri sector available for an interview, and senior officers in the capital, Abuja, did not respond to phone calls or text messages.

Before jumping into the deal, ask yourself a basic question: With proven companies in the sector available and with more than half of investors' money going into the pockets of current shareholders, do you want to buy into the risk that comes with Basic Energy Services?

I understand suggestions that a tax hike would reduce money in the private sector available to start/expand a business, but to suggest that people will say it isn't worth it to start a small business at all because of a tax hike, while perhaps true at the margins, is rabble-rousing.

Medical travel companies promote access to an out-of-country private health care sector available to Canadian citizens with sufficient financial resources.

In the MRIO tables presented in this paper, we have used the SRIO tables, which offer the most detailed sector classification available, to compile industrial sectors with the highest level of detail possible.

However, in nature there are regulatory regions, splicing sites, and other non-coding DNA sectors also "available" for copying errors, with possible effects on resulting phenotypes through generations.