Sentence examples for earlier factory from inspiring English sources

Compared with data in the month a year earlier, factory orders in August were up 5percentt.

Mr. Kabakoff expects to repeat with American Can the success of earlier factory renovations like the Cotton Mill Apartments, which he developed as an anchor for the New Orleans Warehouse District, a once-blighted neighborhood now thriving with art galleries and restaurants.

In the early evening of July 5, galvanized by Internet messages, Uighurs began gathering at People's Square in the city center, near the headquarters of the regional Communist Party and government offices, to protest the handling of the earlier factory brawl.

The EU had already urged Bangladesh to adhere to ILO standards in January after two earlier factory fires.

The earlier factories often had a cabinet shop, which had its rows of benches for individual work; a cabinetmaker needing machining done carried his wood to the machinist.

This transition may have stemmed from a growing humanitarian protest against the harsh treatment of women and children in the early factory system.

It takes a bit of digging, but I finally discover how Russell gets away with putting musicians in the driving seat when we talk about what makes someone an XL artist (the label no longer has a "sound" like, say, early Factory or Motown did).

This must have facilitated the development of the early factory labour force by providing large numbers of hands who would be subject to workplace discipline without the oversight of parents, and who could be formed into 'early adopters' of technology, to use the modern phrase.

Several of the historic early factories of the county were collectively designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2001.

Early factories divided the work previously done by a single craftsman into a number of distinct tasks, each performed by low-paid unskilled or semiskilled workers with the assistance of machinery.

As well as refurbishing one of the country's earliest factories, millions of pounds will also go towards supporting a new railway museum, the restoration of Lincoln Cathedral, and a unique "save our sounds" project to digitise birdsong, accents and other significant recordings.