sectoral
- adjective
- /ˈsɛktərəl/
- The report provided detailed sectoral analysis to identify the strengths and weaknesses of various industries.
- sectoral output
- sectoral policy
- sectoral growth
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- It is complex and it will require multiple disciplinary input as well as multi sectoral input to address the problem.
- Our lab has partnered with the Google Innovation Lab for food experiences, which is a phenomenal group of, of multi sectoral foodies.
Examples
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The predictable conflicts among sectoral ministries assured the EPB's participation in their primary jurisdiction.
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The more recent sectoral agreements also hinged on their cooperation.
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Closely related to these efficiency effects are their sectoral, occupational, and employment effects.
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In that case the sectoral integration was not possible and it creates policy conflicts.
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We express the total energy use in terms of the disaggregated sectoral data as shown below.
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The private sector is just one of the three sectors used in the "Sectoral Balances Approach."
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Their sustenance, however, seems to demand both sectoral appeal and connection to a broader network.
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Recent trends in manufacturing production provide some initial insight into the determination of sectoral energy use.
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Furthermore, the economy may experience sectoral disequilibrium even in a state of macroequilibrium.
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The NPPW stresses the need to integrate women's concerns into all sectoral policies and strategies.
Academic text (1992)
Synonyms
Relating to one part of an economy or industry
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sectoral comes from sector, a word that originally meant a 'cut' or a slice, like a piece of pie, and it is related to the familiar word section. So, sectoral means relating to one specific part or division of a larger system.