Sentence examples for value in the sector from inspiring English sources

Last year several players considered an offer for Chaucer (including Brit and Novae) and, even if no M&A transactions actually complete, this should remind investors of the value in the sector.

The zero value in the sector means that domestic production is completely stopped and demand is satisfied by imports.

Bosh, says Douglas Ober, who manages the Adams Express closed-end fund and sees more room for handset penetration in the U.S. The best value in the sector is Motorola mot, the No 2. cell phone maker, whose recent price of $34 is half its March high.

Of course, a slump in Nanosys shares once trading begins could reduce the market for public offerings in other companies and drive down values in the sector.

The others -- the FPA Capital fund and the Metzler/Payden European Emerging Markets fund -- have more freedom to roam, but their managers unearthed values in the sector and seized them.

The survey additionally found that women are perceived to be stronger at balancing business objectives and risk management, a skill increasingly valued in the sector.

Communication and presentation skills are highly valued in the sector, and "one of the characteristics we are looking for is the ability to work in teams".

In fact, the additional added value created in the sector under study accounts for only 29.5% of the total generated added value.

This found that senior public sector (not just local government) pay packages trail behind those in the private sector, even when so-called "gold-plated" public sector pensions are taken into account: "For more senior jobs, the value of public sector pensions is more than offset by the value in the private sector of annual bonuses, car and health benefits and long term incentives.

We remain comfortable with our Hold, we see better safer value elsewhere in the sector.

However, our target price will remain at a heavily discounted 203p, to reflect the reluctance in the market to value exploration in the sector, particularly in regions such as the Falklands where potential development faces additional political challenges.