Sentence examples for cut component from inspiring English sources

Last week the company warned it may have to cut component production if Japanese customers - who take around £400m of its annual sales representing around 7% of group revenues - could not take deliveries.

Last week the company warned it may have to cut component production if Japanese customers - who take around £400m of its annual sales representing around 7% of group revenues - delayed orders.

For instance, Senator Bob Casey of Pennsylvania, who last year proclaimed the president's large jobs package as too big to get his vote, happily picked off the payroll tax cut component of the bill and made it his own.

But rather than spend buckets of cash to enter the market or cut component prices to rock bottom in the hopes that users would buy its products, IBM used its patents to structure a win-win deal with Cisco, the market leader.

Part of the problem has been weak earnings from some of the firm's suppliers, coupled with a rash of "leaks" suggesting that Apple had cut component orders in the face of weaker-than-expected demand.

Earlier this month, the Wall Street Journal reported that Apple cut component orders for the iPhone 5 due to weaker-than-expected demand, with orders for iPhone 5 screens for the January-to-March quarter dropping to about half of what the company had previously planned to order.

Furthermore, as the laser cutting doesn't have mechanical action, high precision of the cut components at high cutting speed are feasible (Mathew et al. 1999).

Furthermore, use of laser cutting is increasingly used for leather due to the precision of cut components.

When it needed to cut costs to cope with a strong yen a few years ago, the Japanese firm acknowledged Chrysler's prowess by taking apart a little Neon car to see how the Americans had cut components to a minimum and designed for low-cost and simplicity.

In addition, other limitations include intricacy of the cut components, tool longevity and machine downtime during tool servicing.

A recent article in Newsweek states that Democrats could have won a "very significant number of Republican votes in Congress" for the stimulus -- had there only been a "meaningful tax-cut component".