Sentence examples for sectors compared from inspiring English sources

He described the report as "not a complete disaster," saying there were some "mini-upgrades" in several sectors compared with the survey of the previous period, including a firming of housing prices and a stabilization of bank lending, which means that any quantitative easing will have more impact.

For the first two months of 2008, New York City saw a 4.6% growth in the accommodations and food sectors, compared to a national increase of 2.5%.

Therefore, since high-income countries have stronger financial sectors compared to the lower-income countries, the negative effect of disaster occurrences impacts first the lower-income countries.

These correlation coefficients are consistent with the fact that the Sq component was more significant in the total current for both the Southeast Asian and Indian sectors compared to the South American sector (see Figure 4).

The overall observation from the scenarios developed with USA as a TPP member shows a higher output growth for most of the sectors compared to the scenarios without USA.

We noticed considerably higher variance in mean JA levels in distal sectors compared with those of SE*.

We can answer a series of questions on how sectors compare, bearing in mind small sample sizes: Which sectors are most common in the BCtA portfolio?

However, there are still very limited applications of the powerful and practical optimization techniques in polygeneration systems of building sectors comparing to their wide applications in industrial sectors.

This manuscript uses the recently developed Ecologically Based Life Cycle Assessment (EcoLCA) model of the United States economy to analyze resource intensities of chemical industry sectors, comparing them with each other and with other industry sectors.

As these countries had already developed manufacturing sector, the sectoral share of export in the manufacturing sector compared with others were more significant.13 Fig. 1 Sectoral shares of workers in the three sectors, and GDP in developed countries.

Fully 29% of its population is employed in the public sector, compared with 21% in Scotland.