Sentence examples for decide to outsource from inspiring English sources

But, says Pollan: "If we decide to outsource all our cooking to corporations, we're going to have industrial agriculture.

It took Boeing, for example, almost two years to decide to outsource major activities such as wing manufacturing.

If you decide to outsource particular tasks, like pie making, make sure the outside firm (i.e. your sister-in-law) has the right equipment and skill to create a pie that meets your expectations.

Others still have budgets for fighting online crime, but cash is no longer ring-fenced for this: it is now allocated at the discretion of chief constables, who can also decide to outsource such work to the private sector.

As a consequence, more large businesses decide to outsource innovation to small, highly specialist organisations, which in turn help them to stay ahead of the crowd and remain (or become) unique.

"Sun has never had a mass layoff," Mr. Gil said, "but if your definition of a layoff is that a job is changing or it goes away or we decide to outsource that activity, then redeployment is going on all the time".

He decided to outsource the drafting of new bankruptcy legislation.

@Shteyngart Like most busy mega-celebrities, I've decided to outsource my tweets.

As they did during the print era, states often have decided to outsource their electronic legal publishing to commercial vendors.

To save on costs while they tested the waters, the two men decided to outsource the distillation in the beginning.

The agency, recognizing this problem, decided to "outsource" some of the work to a nonprofit consortium of twelve university laboratories.