Sentence examples for manpower's from inspiring English sources

It's entertaining to read Manpower's CEO dismissal of this trend as "somewhat niche…I don't think it's going to take over the world" in a recent Wall Street Journal piece.

Short-term assignments allow European companies to slip their handcuffs, so it's no coincidence that rioting France is Manpower's biggest single market, accounting for a third of its worldwide sales of $16 billion a year.

"It's in our best interest to put people to work," says Manpower's Holmes.

It is no accident that Manpower's biggest market is France.

"Companies across all industries are continuing to show clear caution in hiring," said Jeff Joerres, Manpower's chief executive.

On the other hand, he said, Manpower's marketing staff "now has time to make some sales calls".

Mark Cahill, Manpower's UK managing director, said: "After the initial shock of Brexit, we're entering a new phase of prolonged economic uncertainty.

"We're low on time and manpower, let's put it that way," Brodasca said.

America's Manpower and Switzerland's Adecco — The global employment agencies are teaching the world's biggest companies how to adapt to a rapidly aging workforce.

To illustrate the manpower issue, let's follow your bag of clothing to a fictional but typical large-scale clothing center.

Running low on Syrian manpower, Assad's war effort is increasingly managed by Iran, another power pushing for partition.