Sentence examples for factory-grade from inspiring English sources

The enormous sun-filled room, where factory-grade tools serve as counters, feels like a neighborhood hangout, a place where you take the children or the parents.

Does the presence of barrel bombs suggest a diminishing supply of top-tier weapons, and that factory-grade air-delivered munitions are being reserved for use by attack jets, while helicopter squadrons are relegated in part to use cruder weapons?

While the Form 1 won't replace a factory-grade machine, it's definitely as close as you can get without sending something off to Shapeways.

"They round-up reviews, put them in their tomato factory and grade them out of 100.

Three months later, the factory's grade improved to "yellow," meaning there were "medium-risk violations".

Coulter Jones of WNYC argued that schools should be covered more like communities than grade factories.

Meanwhile, some higher-grade factory workers who already earned more than 8,000 taka a month received only small increases, it is claimed.

Distelhorst and Locke examined thousands of audit records and reports kept by the sourcing agent, who graded factories regarding their performance on labor and environmental conditions.

Such schools have their critics; some regard them as "grade factories" which will push children into relatively easy subjects and neglect their development as all-rounders.

Wood admitted that the current immigration visa system was dealing with 40-60 cases a day and had only minutes to decide applications: "It is a sausage factory with low-grade staffing.

Any other rugby nation would require years, perhaps two whole World Cup cycles, to regenerate after a loss of experience that substantial; but this is New Zealand, a near-perfect, near-continuous factory of high-grade rugby talent, and Carter is confident his successors will match, and possibly exceed, the glories of the last half-decade.