Sentence examples for the latest sector from inspiring English sources
But it confirmed that insurance has become the latest sector to feel the full blast of America's zest for litigation.
Mr. Bijou's Coconut Building, on the other hand, is at the unadorned corner of Garden and 14th Streets in the northeast section of Hoboken, the latest sector of the city to be undergoing gentrification.
The impetus came from news that car insurance premiums across the UK fell by 1.1% quarter on quarter in the final three months of the year, according to the latest sector survey from Towers Watson and Confused.com.
I remember sitting at the computer, looking at Abby's latest sector scan of her brain with the attending neonatologist, and asking my typical battery of questions.
Edinburgh council is the latest public sector organisation to introduce tablet computers to help improve processes.
The latest public sector borrowing figures have revealed an unexpectedly large surplus for January 2011.
We've seen the alternative where every medium-sized city or region claims world leading clusters as well as ambitions for the latest buzz sector.
Yesterday the Dutch government became the latest public sector customer to announce a move away from Kaspersky products (via Reuters) — saying it was doing so as a "precautionary measure", and advising companies operating vital services to do the same.
DP 2 consists of the eastward electrojet centered in the evening sector and the westward electrojet centered in the late morning sector, while DP 1 is dominated by the westward electrojet in the midnight sector.
This illustration indicates that there are two components within the westward electrojet: One is conductivity dominant in the midnight to early morning sector and the other is electric field dominant primarily in the late morning sector.
To summarize, we find that a growth phase that initiated with southward turning ended with a fading of auroras and formation of a new arc at approximately 04:11 UT in the late evening sector near GILL (Gillam).
