Sentence examples for sectors difficult from inspiring English sources

"We are facing severe challenges, including notably shrinking external demand, overcapacity in some sectors, difficult business conditions for enterprises, rising unemployment in urban areas and greater downward pressure on economic growth," Mr. Wen said.

I know there are entrenched bureaucracies that make change in the education and health sectors difficult.

From the age of 40 I found getting jobs in the commercial sector difficult, and had to move to the voluntary sector, which is more accommodating regarding age.

But the Housing Act 1985 counts living rooms as well as bedrooms as available for sleeping, which makes statutory overcrowding in the private rented sector difficult to prove.

Privatization, delegation of public power (for example, in prisons), the joint public-private provision of services, usually regarded as "public," as well as institutional rearrangements have made the identification of the public sector difficult, especially for purposes of comparative analysis.

Collection of data from the informal sector is difficult, as informal sector vendors mostly operate beyond the regulatory reach of governments.

Finding work beyond the entertainment and cosmetic sectors is difficult for Thailand's "third sex", who are said to be more numerous here than anywhere else in the world – so this job, says Mew, is "a dream come true".

The extent to which this price increase is felt by different sectors is difficult to quantify as we have mentioned earlier, the natural gas market is a segregated one with users facing significantly different prices.

Still, he said, the operating environment for hotels amid the weak economy and slumping travel sector was difficult.

Measurement in the arts and cultural sector is difficult but this is no less true of any other area of public policy.

Carrying this much debt makes choosing a career in public interest or in the government sector very difficult, Mr. Krane said.