Sentence examples for decides to outsource from inspiring English sources
If tomorrow Apple decides to outsource engineering and design to Bangalore or Shanghai, [then] Cupertino, and California in general, would suffer, says Moretti. We wouldnt just lose 13,000 engineering jobs but also the thousands of jobs supported by those jobs.
If a government decides to outsource, those questions should lead to explicit protections for taxpayers so that abuses like those that occurred in Los Angeles, San Diego, and Indiana don't continue elsewhere.
Section 5.2 has already examined how value is created when an insurance carrier decides to outsource a claim to CollisionSyzygy versus processing that claim internally.
As they did during the print era, states often have decided to outsource their electronic legal publishing to commercial vendors.
But, says Pollan: "If we decide to outsource all our cooking to corporations, we're going to have industrial agriculture.
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.
In 1992, the exchange decided to outsource its own monopoly on equity news and information, a service called Topic.
It was awarded a £1.2m three-year deal by Sandwell primary care trust (PCT), which decided to outsource the service.
