Sentence examples for that sectors from inspiring English sources

Economies rely on the principle of sectoral balancing, which states that sectors of the economy borrow and lend from and to each other, and their surpluses and debts must arithmetically balance out in monetary terms, because every credit has a corresponding debit.

Cape Cod's results are evidence that sectors have tremendous promise, Mr. Brazer said.

According to the report, a strategic approach is needed to tackle forced labour, ensuring that sectors and areas where workers are most vulnerable are targeted.

Even with the changes, Whittingdale said the form was "unnecessary", adding that sectors of the industry believed it unfairly targeted certain types of black music.

Unsurprisingly, this notes that sectors that are energy intensive and face stiff global competition, such as steel, will face difficulties when carbon prices rise.

Instead, Mr. Godley built his economic model around the idea that sectors — households, production firms, banks, the government — largely follow rules of thumb.

I needed no explaining how resource constrained that sector is".

"We can learn from countries that have opened up that sector," he said.

Surveys of purchasing managers in manufacturing also showed that sector had regained some momentum.

Outside that sector the opportunities are "very limited," Henisz notes.

(However, with the latest earnings season upon us, that sector could come back to earth).