Sentence examples for sectors globally from inspiring English sources

The company "dominates a couple of sectors globally," he said, "and has been able to develop innovative products that have created huge markets".

Year-to-date, according to an index tallied by FactSet Research Systems, the stocks of aerospace and defense companies worldwide have dropped 19% in dollar terms, versus an aggregate decline of 14% across all sectors globally.

Open approaches – ones that start with easy-to-use software, priced transparently and fairly, and built for others to share and improve – are transforming major sectors globally, from  payments (Braintree & Stripe), to hosting (AWS), to communications (Twilio), to mobile (Android).

The matrices I ∗ and A ∗ have as many rows, n, as there are distinct sectors globally (i.e., the union of the set of sectors in each region) and as many columns as there are technological options in the region.

Through the Norwegian Government's involvement in health related MDGs, in particular goals 4 and 5, Norway emerged as a prominent player promoting the introduction of innovative financing mechanisms in health and other sectors globally [ 44, 47, 48].

The livestock sector globally is highly dynamic, and contributes 40%% of the global value of agricultural output, and supports the livelihoods and food security of almost a billion people [ 1].

While it is still very much an emerging sector globally and locally, Australia has a great opportunity to be at the forefront of pioneering impact investment.

Three partially state-owned French companies — Areva, GDF Suez and EDF — are among the most important players in the sector globally.

My challenge is about finding and keeping the right balance between being open, and curious to what's happening in the social entrepreneurship support sector globally, concentrating on the current expected deliverables.

"If you had to pick two words to describe the renewable energy sector globally, 'jobs' and 'growth' would fit the bill," said Lane Crockett, former executive general manager of Pacific Hydro and co-author of The Australia Institute report.

Second, supervised by Edward Woodward in a London office, a team of sales staff was slicing the world into sponsorships, by product sector, globally, and regionally, squeezing so much more money from selling the United name that commercial income last year reached £118m.