Sentence examples for sectors one way from inspiring English sources

Because most defaults historically have occurred in unrated securities of one-time issuers — mostly in the housing and health care sectors — one way to protect a portfolio is to focus on investment-grade bonds of well-established issuers.

Disaster impacts also set back hard-won economic development gains and affect all socioeconomic strata, societal institutions, and sectors in one way or another.

Engaging the private sector is one way of achieving this, and there are other equally impactful suggestions.

But now it's commonplace, and in the last year we have seen our Connected Plant customers get a lot more serious, especially in oil and gas, mining, power, pulp and paper sectors". "That's one way of putting it," says Rudolph with a laugh.

Effective transitional care for the older person between different health sectors is, therefore, one way of ensuring their post discharge health, function and well-being, especially if they have a cognitive impairment [ 1].

Discussing the state of the economy with the Observer's Will Hutton at the Guardian Open Weekend, the business secretary said that a moment was approaching where policy towards the financial sector would "have to go one way or the other".

The business secretary, Vince Cable, speaking at the Guardian Open Weekend, said a moment was approaching where policy towards the financial sector would "have to go one way or the other".

The delay was due to the fact that "RIM needed to satisfy Beijing that its handsets posed no security threat to China's communication networks, according to sector analysts". There's only one way to satisfy the Chinese government regarding "security threats" and that's to comply with Chinese law regarding supervision and monitoring.

"Direct procurement of renewable energy might just prove to be one way for the sector to reduce its dependence on government policy," Warren said.

Both sides seem to agree that state and market are the only sectors worth discussing: politics should move one way or the other along this linear scale.

Or maybe it was an airline website, urging you to make a reservation because "only three tickets are left at this price". In fact, the private sector has been nudging us in one way or another for at least 75 years, since the heyday of the Madison Avenue Ad Men.