Sentence examples for former machinery from inspiring English sources

"Now if we pay what we owe, we just cannot compete," said Mr. Ryabov, 39, whose small company is tucked away in the back of a former machinery factory.

It's the difference between a 25-foot-wide cast-iron SoHo warehouse with an average of six units and a nearly 200,000-square-foot former machinery factory like 135 Plymouth, which may have 50 to 60 units.

In the haste to rebuild the economy, banks became the puppets of politicians and the new class of bosses; old factories were carved up by their former managers and machinery disappeared.

The Zurich-based company, a Swiss-Swedish builder of power plants and other heavy machinery, narrowly averted a financial crisis earlier this year and has suffered a series of embarrassments surrounding current and former top executives and their pay.

MF: Other nonelectrical machinery.

But the textile machinery from the former East Germany looks as if it might even work.

One person who does not fault Mr. Obama for the plant's failure is John Hydro, the last full-time employee, who works as a watchman as machinery from the former fabrication shops is disassembled to be sold off.

At Robles' initiative, and with the help of their union, the workers formed and incorporated New Era Windows, a worker-run cooperative, and began to raise the funds needed to buy the machinery from their former employer and keep producing windows, and their good jobs, under the new arrangement.

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Or old pieces of machinery.

"Obviously there's a tradeoff when changing voting machinery," said Mr. Browning, a former county elections supervisor.