Sentence examples for dedicated factory from inspiring English sources

Rolls-Royce will build a dedicated factory in Rotherham, and the deal will underpin more than 1,200 jobs in the company and its supply chain.

Pickups, built differently from cars, would require a new, dedicated factory.

Smith built a dedicated factory which would make only Saturns in Spring Hill, TN, a hint of the industry's future moves to southeast "greenfield" locations.

Unlike traditional Japanese clothing retailers, which rely on a coterie of middlemen, Fast Retailing designs its own clothes and sources them directly from dedicated factories in China.As both a manufacturer and a retailer, Fast Retailing benchmarks itself against Sony, Matsushita and Dell Computer rather than traditional retail stores.

In 1987, to some fanfare, it opened a factory dedicated to serving M&S in Lady Thatcher's home town, Grantham.

Somewhere in Hollywood there's a factory dedicated to churning out blank, pretty young actors as fodder for the modern B movie and the teen-angst dramas on CW.

Sometimes I think of the upper lobe of my left lung as an insane but dedicated little sputum factory where round-the-clock work is in progress, diligently turning out a product (phlegm) for which no other part of my organism has need.

A Willy Wonka factory dedicated to legal resolution -- how do they keep it organized?

In 1884 Count Hilaire de Chardonnet invented artificial silk and in 1891 opened a factory dedicated to the production of artificial silk (viscose), which cost much less and in part replaced natural silk.

Eight more factories, dedicated to making things like lithium-ion batteries and semiconductor lasers, were also thrown off line, in some cases because of direct damage from the natural disasters, in most cases because of electric failures.

The factories dedicated to the production of phosphoric acid by the so-called wet acid method are usually considered typical NORM industries, because the phosphate rock used as raw material usually contains high concentrations of 238U-series radionuclides.