Sentence examples for capital intensive operations from inspiring English sources

"We welcome this decision to further de-emphasise the company's less profitable, riskier and more capital intensive operations," said Gary Greenwood, an analyst at Shore Capital.

"Corporate capital intensive operations and profit maximization practices, more than environmental laws, are costing timber-related jobs," the draft letter reads.

Outsourcing enabled capital intensive operations and $10Ms to $100Ms of inventory to sit on someone else's books (usually the EMS or ODM's), and from an accounting perspective, Wall Street loved it.

Semiconductor makers, many of which finance their capital-intensive operations with debt, have been hit hard.

Capital-intensive operations with lots of buildings, machinery and hard assets?

This is particularly true for capital-intensive operations such as call centers or R&D facilities.

According to Hans-Joachim Böhmer, head of the Portuguese-German Chamber of Industry and Commerce, German manufacturers which are already in Portugal are staying, and upgrading to more capital-intensive operations.

Data from the 1880 U.S. Census of Manufacturers illuminates the scale of Steinway's economic success, demonstrating that his piano manufacturing plant in Queens was one of the most capital-intensive operations in New York City, representing more than $1.5 million in capital and about $500,000 in sales.

In other words, reliability has become a critical issue in capital-intensive operations.

It's not a particularly capital-intensive operation.

Mountaintop removal mining is a capital-intensive operation that relies on huge machines, high-powered explosives and a complete disregard for environmental consequences to get at coal seams buried under the Appalachian mountains.