Sentence examples for dumping with from inspiring English sources

"We have to fight price dumping with technological innovations," said Frank Asbeck, C.E.O. of SolarWorld, according to a press statement.

It is an open and shut case of dumping, with protections provided by the rules of the WTO.

Alstom's boss, Patrick Kron, accuses Bombardier of dumping, with a price 10% below his offer and 15% below that of Germany's Siemens, the industry's number three.

Indeed, some advocates for immigrants see these repatriations as a kind of international patient dumping, with ambulances taking patients in the wrong direction, away from first-world hospitals to less-adequate care, if any.

He intends to abolish the health insurance laboriously granted to low-paid workers under Obama and to set the country on a headlong course into fiscal dumping, with a reduction from 35%to15%5% in the rate of federal tax on corporation profits, whereas to date the United States had resisted this trend, already witnessed in Europe.

While the process has been slow, and Mr. Cassilly received a ticket for dumping with an expired permit in 2000, nature's constancy will eventually be contrasted with man-made decay, as grass covers the dirt, Mr. Cassilly's collection of obsolete machines grind and whir to no end and the core of the factory is flooded, allowing visitors to ride boats in and out of the buildings.

Tessie, dumped with bones.

Many were grabbed, handcuffed, shot in the head and dumped with other victims.

Finally, with no explanation, he's dumped with the mailbags upon an expanse of gray-scree tundra.

Bingham says that coffee cups are an acute litter problem in cities in particular, often being dumped with paradoxical care.

He got dumped with an economy in freefall in 2009 but he's managed to turn it around.