Sentence examples for ink maker from inspiring English sources

A report in the Company News column of Business Day yesterday about the Fuji Photo Film Company's takeover of the Sericol Group, an ink maker based in Britain, misstated the timing of the deal.

COMPANY NEWS Correction: March 2, 2005, Wednesday A report in the Company News column of Business Day yesterday about the Fuji Photo Film Company's takeover of the Sericol Group, an ink maker based in Britain, misstated the timing of the deal.

E Ink, maker of the ePaper displays found in many e-readers (maddening to have three different e prefixes in one sentence, but it's unavoidable), announced a brand new type of reflective display that can show a huge range of colors — but the tech is only going to be deployed as signage for now.

Herbert created a sample page to show how the system worked and sent it to ink makers.

New printers are also often loaded with encrypted chip technology designed to make consumers buy branded cartridges, with the companies accused of using aggressive marketing tactics to discourage refills from cheaper generic ink makers.

In 2005, a California judge ruled that two major tattoo ink makers – Huck Spaulding Enterprises and Superior Tattoo Equipment – must include a label on their products warning California customers the ink contains heavy metals that could cause "cancer, birth defects and reproductive harm".

Shen was worried about deforestation due to the needs of the iron industry and ink makers using pine soot in the production process, so he suggested for the latter an alternative of petroleum, which he believed was "produced inexhaustibly within the earth".

To add to the workload, every aspect of your business will be held up to scrutiny - but how do you guarantee as "ethical and organic" a supply chain that could conceivably link a cotton grower and ginner (the machine that takes the cotton fibres out of the seeds) in India, a knitter in China and an ink-maker in Germany?

Karrie Higgins is a writer, magician, performance artist, ink-maker, forger, seamstress, disability activist, aspiring wig designer, and rebel theologian without a faith living in Boulder, Colorado.

But E Ink Corp., maker of the flexible electronic plastic "paper" in many of them, is betting that a lot of people will start using them.

Imagine a group of people who work in an office full of gray cubicles with no art on the walls, where the copiers are out of ink and the coffee maker hasn't worked in weeks.