Sentence examples for sectors of their from inspiring English sources

More generally, leaders frequently spoke of breaking down the barriers between the indigenous and more Hispanized sectors of their societies.

In the first half of the 20th century, many countries of Europe socialized basic sectors of their economies.

He accepts that the poorer nations should "acknowledge the scandalous level of consumption in some privileged sectors of their population and … combat corruption more effectively".

However, some developing countries with sufficient foreign reserves prefer to import cheap American food as they build up other sectors of their economy.

"LGBT people are also convenient scapegoats for embattled leaders, who are trying to rally support from more conservative sectors of their society.

Both Yugoslavia (in the 1960s) and China (in the 1980s) decentralized control over major sectors of their economies and introduced individual incentives on a significant scale.

After sitting down and talking to a range of customers from the different sub-sectors of their industry, the idea for a business intelligence product to serve law firms, management consultants and other private health suppliers emerged.

Environmental scientists were aware of the problem but they focused only on the narrow sector of their personal expertise".

Another sector of their business, Seventh House, which puts on fashion shows, is run by their daughter, Mandy.

"The consumer is being faced with rising costs in every sector of their lives, and so part of that is reflecting on us".

They enter the sector of their own free will, they earn well (though rarely the "telephone number bonuses" you read about) and nobody forces them to stay.