Sentence examples for sectors of the future from inspiring English sources

Thirdly, the budget should recognise that Britain is falling behind in the race to develop the low-carbon industrial sectors of the future.

For example, health, nonstop improving of skills and entertainment may prove to be the growth sectors of the future – and main job providers.

Corbyn outlined his policy last month, saying: "The 'rebalancing' I have talked about here today means rebalancing away from finance towards the high-growth, sustainable sectors of the future.

RBS and Lloyds could be used now as a motor of growth and investment to reshape the economy, channelling lending to infrastructure, the sectors of the future and public housebuilding.

For that to happen, the state needs a new national investment bank, and to use it to channel funds into traditional manufacturing sectors – such as engineering, and food and drink – where they need modernising, and to identify the growth sectors of the future.

Funds that focus on creating the job sectors of the future will do very well.

At the invitation of Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Secretary of Education Margaret Spellings, MIT President Susan Hockfield is meeting with higher education leaders from around the nation today to discuss the need for government to work collaboratively with the non-governmental sector on the future of U.S. higher education in the global arena.

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Communications is the industry sector of the future and it would benefit from a convergence of regulatory approaches.

"Politics is the bread of the people in this country," said Samir Ashi, the director of the youth outreach sector of the Future Movement, the party of the new prime minister, Saad Hariri.

This suggests that, rather than pushing companies to explore some new area which the government in its wisdom or folly has decided is the sector of the future, industrial policy should encourage competition instead, thus reducing firms' tendency to seek out less contested arenas.Does this work in practice?