Sentence examples for sectors in between from inspiring English sources

"We go directly to the farms to pick the produce, and then using our own logistics, deliver straight to the consumer," said Yang Jun, director of sales and marketing at S.F. "So from the tree to the consumer's dining table, we'll remove all the sectors in between".

Jerome Delli Priscolli, governor representative, World Water Council The water sector sits in between different sectors' demands.

Each sub-assembled 40° sector is composed of one VV 40° sector, two TFCs, and in-between Vacuum Vessel Thermal Shield (VVTS) segments.

Our objective was to estimate the magnitude of expenditures on CVD research for the public and charitable (not-for profit) sectors in Canada between 1975 and 2005.

For solid tumour cancers where CAREX data were used, adjustment factors were applied to take into account the change in number of people employed in the primary and manufacturing industry and service sectors in Britain between the late 1970s and early 1990s.

Finally, given the disconnect between the public and private sectors in South Africa, collaboration between sectors is viewed with suspicion and is the exception rather than the norm.

In particular, CGE models are abstraction, complex and are able to capture the inter-linkages between different sectors in the economy as well as between different economies (Kehoe and Kehoe (1994)).

These cross-sectoral interactions help to reveal potential synergies and trade-offs within and between sectors in both the utopian and dystopian scenarios.

A recent study by the Bank of France and the OECD looked at 20 sectors in 15 OECD countries between 1984 and 2007.

Miller said the boundaries between sectors in public services are increasingly blurred, and said any distinction that tried to label public services as good and the private sector as bad was "mind-numbingly useless" – but said whoever runs public services should pay and treat their staff well.

Indeed, the stage of development could partially explain the difference found between sectors in Latin America and in industrialized economies.