Sentence examples for bringing production from inspiring English sources

Whirlpool cites higher transport costs and improved American productivity as the reasons for bringing production of various appliances back home from Germany, Mexico and China.

"Inditex has talked about bringing production much closer to home," he noted.

He noted that many of his smallest customers were bringing production back to the United States — cause for hope, he said.

Senator Kirk said carrying out the oil sanctions might be less complicated than it appeared, with Saudi Arabia pledging to step up production and with Libya and Iraq both bringing production back online.

In a speech to business people in Davos, Switzerland, the prime minister presented his most optimistic long-term vision of the UK economy for many years on Friday, saying Britain could become "the reshore nation" with businesses bringing production back to the UK.

As an example we are seeing more and more companies bringing production closer to home, letting them react more quickly, even if this may be at a slightly higher cost.

"The tax credit is about jobs and bringing productions to the city, but look, if we give incentives to a corporation … we frequently have requirements," Burns said.

Blaming the events on growing pains, Blickenstaff overhauled manufacturing, replaced some executives and split the plant into two product groups to bring production back in line.

Workers will bring production to a halt from 3pm until 9pm.

But the lack of infrastructure in such a remote area would make it difficult to bring production to shore.

That final Beetle brings production to 21,529,464, by the company's calculations, a total that farout strips any other model.