Sentence examples for sectors worth from inspiring English sources

They argue that with the decline of the financial sector as a money-spinner the British economy needs rebalancing naturally, in favour of their own world-beating industry.This month the Defence Industries Council (DIC), a lobby group, published a study that put defence squarely among the sectors worth investing in.

In contrast, I offer 10 investment sectors worth favoring, a group that includes Treasury bonds.

Three other sectors worth mentioning are construction; agriculture, forestry, and fishing; and wholesale and retail trade; in which immigrants represent approximately 9percentt of the workforce.

Firms from over 50 countries invested in Iran between 1992 and 2008, with Asia and Europe the largest participants as shown below: Opening Iran's market place to foreign investment could also be a boon to competitive multinational firms operating in a variety of manufacturing and service sectors, worth $600 billion to $800 billion in new investment opportunities over the next decade.

The UK ranked in sixth in the world, a major player in a sector worth £3.4 trillion globally.

Some purchases in these sectors are not really ethical "choices": few electrical chains now stock domestic appliances rated below "A" for energy efficiency, a sector worth £1.8bn.

This sector, worth just over a quarter of the economy, has recently been contributing about half of GDP growth.The financial crisis is also likely to slow demand.

The Digital Citizens Allianceestimateses $227m£135m5m) a year in advertising revenue is made from copyright infringing websites, while endangering a sector worth £71.4bn a year to the UK economy.

Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury's have all had grocery deliveries for several years, a sector worth £5.6bn and expected to double within a decade.

She also has a final salary-style pension from her past roles in the public sector, worth £11,800 a year at age 60.

Italy's farming association Coldiretti claimed that by labelling processed and red meats as carcinogens, the International Agency for Research on Cancer had put at risk a sector worth an annual €32 billion (£24 billion) to the nation's economy.