Sentence examples for industrial services from inspiring English sources
We studied a Europe-based industrial services organization whose industry began to experience rapid and unprecedented changes in customer expectations, regulatory demands, and competitive dynamics.
One of worlds richest garbagemen, he runs Australian waste management and industrial services companies, Transpacific Industries, which specializes in removal of liquid and hazardous waste.
Britain has no indigenous quoted company in the car, chemical, glass, industrial gases, industrial services and building materials industries – to name but a few.
GKN, a large British engineering firm, has agreed to merge its industrial services division with Brambles Industries, an Australian transport and logistics company, people involved in the discussions said today.
[C6.] British-Australian Deal Is Seen GKN, a British engineering company, plans to merge its industrial services unit with Brambles Industries, an Australian transport and logistics company, people involved in the talks said.
Most staffing companies specialize in a particular field of industry, such as professional and technical services, industrial services, or office and clerical services.
UNITED UTILITIES, Warrington, England, said it had paid about $110 million in cash for the industrial-services unit of Hyder P.L.C., to expand in unregulated businesses.
Harsco, an industrial-services and manufacturing company in Camp Hill, Pa., said its Heckett Multiserv subsidiary would pay about $8.20 for each Faber Prest share.
Harsco, for instance, a big American engineering and industrial-services company, can proudly trace parts of its operations to 1742, when a firm called Taylor-Wharton began life as a colonial iron forge.
Alexander Idrisov of Strategy Partners, a consultancy in Moscow, says that most of the Kremlin's economic thinkers had assumed Russia could rely on petrodollars as it leapt straight into a post-industrial, services-led economy.
FOR a quarter-century, American economic policy has assumed that the keys to durable national prosperity are deregulation, free trade and a swift transition to a post-industrial, services-dominated future.
