Sentence examples for sectors varying from inspiring English sources

Court has been led by a wide-ranging investment philosophy, and he has backed startups in sectors varying from enterprise social media services through to a very heavy emphasis on fashion and e-commerce.

In a large majority of countries, a tripartite healthcare system has emerged with diverse roles of the public, social insurance, and private sectors, varying degrees of population coverage and separation of functions (Mesa-Lago 2008).

Technology S-curves illustrate the introduction, growth and maturation of innovations and have been used to analyze the evolution of technologies in several industry sectors varying from semiconductors to renewable energy sources (Bowden, 2004; Schilling and Esmundo, 2009).

In this work, an area of interest is divided into sectors of varying geographic size and acoustic characteristics and the probability of visitation to each sector by a threat submarine is determined by solving a minimax matrix game.

The May Revolution was not the product of the actions of a single political party with a clear and defined agenda, but a convergence of sectors with varying interests.

(21) Ang points out that both the resource and economic measures are rather arbitrarily weighted composites, with contributions from many sectors at varying prices for GDP, and diverse fuel types of varying quality for energy.

Clearly, there have been various attempts to generate data, indicators and measures to monitor HRH performance not only for training processes but also to inform the labor market and other sectors, with varying degrees of success [ 6].

In Perry's view the agencies involved in counterterrorism have recognized their reliance on the private sector with varying degrees of success.

Economic downturns and recessions impact the healthcare sector with varying effects on the demand, supply and other labour market indicators for nurses depending on the jurisdiction (Table 1) [ 2, 18].

They then negotiated their treatment in the private sector with varying degrees of commitment (or loyalty) to an individual practitioner and occasionally with the threat of exit to a new practitioner [ 31].

"We want to create more space for competition and merit in varying sectors," he said in an interview on the state-owned Rai national broadcaster.