Sentence examples for factory land from inspiring English sources

Factory land costs far less in China than in South Korea, where 40 million people are crowded into an area the size of Massachusetts.

Behind every front-page tax avoidance scheme, sub-standard garment factory, land grab, blood diamond, vulture fund, genetically modified organism, and fracking oil deal, is the law.

Zhang says that Pan didn't bring much money to the partnership that she brought more, in fact, from her Wall Street savings and that the first parcel they acquired was an undesirable mess of former factory land outside the city center.

The company went into liquidation in July 1999 – the main factors were not investing the proceeds of the sale of the factory land to buying new machinery, the high value of the pound affecting export orders, and the loss of Ministry of Defence orders following the end of the Cold War.

Mill owners and real estate developers immediately moved in to exploit this loophole to redevelop factory lands.

He was paddling the putrid waters of the Malabon River, which stream through the dank factory lands and heartbroken shantytowns of metropolitan Manila like the discharge from an infected wound.

"Private property" here means the privately owned "means of production": the factories, land and raw materials with which we produce the things we need in order to survive.

In 1938, General Motors opened the factory on land in the outskirts of the then-developing suburbs of Cranford and Clark.

Workers said they expected to receive promised severance because the factory's land is so valuable and its closing has been widely announced in state-run media.

Situated on the site of a former asphalt factory, the land was purchased by Croton-on-Hudson and the Open Space Institute for $2.4 million in 1996.

He refused to sell his factory and land to Ikea, but, reasoning that he would probably lose the fight, he no longer spent money maintaining it, he said.