Sentence examples for underlying sectors from inspiring English sources

"Underlying sectors that have been driving these movements are showing signs of leveling off or reversing as we look ahead," it said in a research note, citing slower gains in rental prices and a drop in car prices.

"If Lockheed separates pension income and expense from core segments, it would be a positive". said Joseph Nadol, an analyst at J. P. Morgan Securities, "because it would enable the investment community to see how the underlying sectors are performing, rather than guess at the impact from pensions".

For the three underlying sectors, however, the results are quite dramatic.

It is based on an underlying sector-averaged Gaussian dispersion model with wet and dry deposition and first-order chemical conversion.

Despite the strengthening economy, underlying public sector net debt rose to a new monthly record of 76.6% of gross domestic product.

"The progress made so far in the restructuring and modernisation of banks and state-owned enterprises has reduced underlying public-sector fiscal weaknesses and has strengthened the government budget," said Moody's senior vice president Thomas Byrne.

However, it is noted that the largest emphasis in GPW12 is on universal health coverage as WHO's most ambitious contribution an issue that falls squarely within the health sector with limited discussion about cross-cutting, underlying issues where sectors outside the health sector may participate in improving public health.

The objectives of the strategy should be combined with integrated action on risk factors and their underlying determinants across sectors, with efforts to strengthen health systems toward improved prevention and control.

"Where the World Bank has extra teeth is precisely in economic and financial systems underlying the cotton sector, which is the root cause of forced labor," said Fischer-Daly.

Details on the four policy scenarios underlying our three sector-specific UK GHG strategies are presented in the Box below.

Since the underlying technology varies across sectors, the magnitude of bias in the conventional wage effect is also likely to vary.