Sentence examples for sectors bloom from inspiring English sources

As in other developing countries, the boundaries between the different elements of the system are blurred with personnel, equipment and medication moving between for-profit and not-for-profit sectors (Bloom, Standing, & Lloyd, 2008).

"Our policies assume that the dominant role in manufacturing will continue to be played by the private sector," Mr. Bloom said.

Without one, says Mr Stapleford, Delaware is an unattractive place to locate a factory: manufacturing jobs go elsewhere.Delaware's low-wage sectors, though, have bloomed.

For the sector to really bloom, one important hurdle must be overcome, says Michael Goodman, a Yankee Group analyst.

The ECB is building a cross-border databank for the same purpose.On this newly fertile soil a thousand private-sector flowers are blooming.

On the one hand, regions of the brain associated with executive decision-making and goal-directed behaviors had shriveled, while, conversely, brain sectors linked to habit formation had bloomed.

Diversified by customers' sectors and by global geography, CIBA should bloom as excess industrial manufacturing capacity shrinks in 2005.

They are held in an informal setting each Friday with entrepreneurs from the city's blooming tech sector, who are often no more than a few steps ahead of where the students are.

The glory of the voluntary sector is that it is a place where a thousand flowers can bloom.

Bloom and Reenen (2007) and their team collected plant-level management practices data across multiple sectors and countries.

The Obama administration argues, often through Mr. Bloom, that the United States cannot sustain itself as a global economic power without a thriving manufacturing sector.