Sentence examples for manpower man from inspiring English sources

Manpower man has done quite well providing everything from clerical to infotech help for growing businesses.

Meg M. Saegebarth, a Goldman Sachs analyst, says Manpower man should keep on benefiting from these trends.

Before others figure out the good news, you'll want to be in on these economic turnaround stocks: – Flextronics International (FLEX, $11.53) – Manpower (MAN, $57.18) – Allianz (AZ, $20.16) – Cascade (CAE, $46.80) – Union Pacific (UNP, $128.96).

Manpower 's (MAN, 56) half-billion-dollar profit in 2007 melted to $50 million (on revenue of $16 billion) in 2009.

In truth, President Obama's Executive Order requires Manpower to man-up, pay workers a fair wage, follow all applicable health and safety standards, and wipe away those crocodile tears.

Lack of manpower meant they could not fully man their trenches, so a system was adopted where six men manned a post, with only two on duty during the day.

They're expendable manpower in the war to man the desks, mops and bottom-drawer duties of the behind-the-scenes world of luxury hotels, where they're unnoticed by the public, and underpaid and overworked by their employers.

IBM project manager Frederick Brooks showed in his classic 1975 book, "The Mythical Man-Month," that adding manpower to a software project only slowed it down, and the search for a "silver bullet" to improve software productivity was fruitless.

Varsallona, an alleged "man of honour", also supplied manpower to noble landowners to repress farmers' revolts.

Don't let anyone walk over you; read "The Manipulated Man" and "The Myth of Manpower".

"Our penalty killers won us the game," Coach Larry Robinson said after the Devils killed four of the Stars' five manpower advantages, including a 49-second, 2-man edge.