Sentence examples for sectors problems from inspiring English sources

More worrying is the complaint that Labour no longer understands the wealth-creating sectors' problems and that Miliband seems disinclined to schmooze and find out.

The worst financial-sector problems are in Europe.

Ireland's actions to resolve its banking-sector problems responsibly have also reassured investors, he said.

But make no mistake, these are not just private sector problems, to be found in low-paid, low-skilled sectors such as retail, cleaning and catering.

And if a country's government does agree to the conditions, the austerity can lead to more banking sector problems and even political instability.

On September 21st the IMF declared that the main risk to the world economy was that Japan would not "address its financial-sector problems while ensuring adequate domestic demand".

But economists warn that the world economy, still weighed down by banking sector problems, may be too fragile to maintain its momentum if energy prices continue to climb.

"Some of the headwinds that have been concerning us, like the weakness in the financial sector, problems in the housing sector, balance sheet and deleveraging issues, may be stronger and more persistent than we thought".

Here's how I interpret what we see in the historical data: financial crises leave an overhang of private-sector problems, principally excessive debt on the part of some subset of economic agents — households, in the case of the United States.

For now, the markets have put Spain in Italy's sovereign risk class when, in our view, it should be closer to Portugal and Ireland once its banking sector problems are recognised.

He cites the added threat of rising unemployment and still-significant financial sector problems.