Sentence examples for sectors yet from inspiring English sources

The Wiseguy case is one of the largest in the history of the ticketing business, which has become one of the entertainment industry's most lucrative sectors yet can also be the most frustrating to consumers.

Schumer insisted, as he had in 2007, that the legislation had to apply equally to all sectors; yet by threatening a greater variety of industries the bill was likely to become unworkable.

In August of that year Raúl oversaw the introduction of still more reforms, including a significant reduction in the role of the state in several important economic sectors, yet another round of massive layoffs of government workers, and the removal of a number of travel restrictions.

So junior barristers of the future may likely still find work on offer in criminal, family and civil sectors, yet the underlying warning is that the type of casework may well be less socially rewarding with a different focus from what is has been over the previous years.

The conceptual model found in the study was in harmony with the models in the literature for business and service sectors, yet different components need to be considered for each core based on school environment.

Computational Grids and Data Grids are becoming commonplace in certain sectors, yet the style of security they implement is suitable only for a fairly small subset of possible user communities.

We have this huge and vibrant private sector, yet fundamental human needs are not being met.

We were obliged to make high budget cuts all over the public sector yet we decided to get this done.

I hadn't filled in any of that sector yet, but my eye fell on the clue and my first thought was actually ZAFTIG.

"These calculations are made only for those in the state sector, yet the presence of grammar schools changes the type of pupils in private schools," she said.

State-owned firms still account for 38% of output in the formal non-farm business sector, yet the OECD estimates that private firms are on average one-third more productive than public-sector ones.