Sentence examples for utilities and materials from inspiring English sources
The three best sectors during the earlier period were energy, utilities and materials, a category that includes natural resources stocks.
Stocks finished another volatile session narrowly mixed Friday, as gains in the energy, utilities and materials sectors offset some of Wall Street's angst over the fate of Lehman Brothers Holdings.
Utilities and materials (commodities) were double-digit gainers but small players in the index.
Linkages between the mining industry and other sectors include supply of food and catering services, transportation services, construction, utilities, and materials (Aroca, 2001; Ejdemo, 2013; Hajkowicz et al., 2011).
Importantly, industry sectors that are particularly sensitive to climate risks - such as energy, utilities and materials - will require detailed attention, attention that is likely to be outside the scope of typical investment committee's expertise.
In global-event (or single-time grid) based models processing tasks occurring in different units are aligned globally, hence, they explicitly do not distinguish handling of resources such as utilities and material states.
"For instance, the value of time devoted to cooking a meal can be determined by asking what it could cost to purchase a similar meal (the output) in the market, then subtracting the cost of the capital goods, utilities and raw materials devoted to that meal.
The biggest shake-up in the benchmark British stock market index was announced today as nine highflying technology and related issues replaced "old economy" laggards including brewers, utilities and building-material companies.
The top three sectors are industrials (78.6%), utilities (11.4%) and materials (6.1%).
He has since built Copia into a $700 million (assets) fund that dabbles in utilities, energy, industrials and materials.
Years later she went to a boat building school, but left the world of precision craftsmanship and fine wood to return to basic utility and found materials.
