Sentence examples for maker of power from inspiring English sources
The concept worked and eventually turned Black & Decker into the world's leading maker of power tools.
The Swiss engineering group ABB, a maker of power equipment, reported profits in the past week that were below analysts' expectations, caused by weak Chinese demand.
Black & Decker, the nation's largest maker of power tools, had expected the change and said third-quarter and full-year profit would meet or exceed forecasts.
Black & Decker, the maker of power tools, will shut a factory in Maryland and cut 1,300 jobs in the state by 2004 to reduce costs.
Black & Decker, the largest United States maker of power tools, slumped $6.82, or 8.5percentto to $73.31 after it cut profit forecasts.
At the headquarters of Hubbell, a maker of power components, in Shelton, Conn., a skeleton crew relied on a backup electrical system for essential operations, said Timothy H. Powers, the company's chief executive.
Switchgear & Instrumentation, a maker of power-control equipment and N.G.
The shares of ABB Ltd., Europe's largest maker of power-transmission equipment, rose to their highest in 11 months on optimism that the Swiss company will sell most of its oil, gas and petrochemicals division for more than $1 billion.
The new structure emphasizes Mr. Immelt's priorities as he tries to shield G.E. from economic swings by divesting it of consumer units and exploiting its role as the world's biggest maker of power-plant turbines and jet engines.
Her father is the former owner of the Franzus Company, makers of power converters, travel hair dryers and other electric appliances in New York; he is now the president of Clermont Capital Partners, a private investment concern in New York.
Mentions a number of electronic & space instruments: The Bendix Corp.'s reaction wheel, & miniature motors to power instruments inside the missile; Dale Electronic's T-pots; U.S. Stoneware Co. Dewar flask, made of aluma; Tenney Engineering firm's testing chambers; Varian Associates, makers of power tubes for generating microwaves; James Cunningham Son & Co., purveyors of radar apparatus.
