Sentence examples for manufacture itself from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, China is relying on a blunt instrument of military power: short-range ballistic missiles that it can manufacture itself.

While it's clear how this technology could dramatically improve photos taken with add-on lenses, it's not so clear why Apple would go to this much trouble to improve the quality of products it doesn't manufacture itself - yet.

With the Nexus Q, or some similar device it could manufacture itself (hopefully less expensively), Google could theoretically use its large install base of Android users as its wedge into that space, no OEMs required.

The Eliava has a local patent on the phagoderm, which it manufactures itself along with the "intestiphage," the 17-phage cocktail I saw being administered to the abandoned baby.

One Nordic has operations in Helsinki, Finland and Stockholm, Sweden, and has built an interesting business combining offline and online commerce: while all the furniture that it sells (and designs and manufactures itself) is sold online, those who are interested in buying it can click on links to find locations where it is installed so that they can see what it looks like in real life.

One Nordic has operations in Helsinki, Finland and Stockholm, Sweden, and has built an interesting business combining offline and online commerce: while all the furniture that it sells (and designs and manufactures itself) is sold online, those who are interested in buying it can click on links to find locations where it is installed so that they can see what it looks like in real life.

Kumar says Envia doesn't plan to manufacture batteries itself, but to license its technology to battery manufacturers or create joint ventures.

Catalyst manufacture is itself a rapidly growing industrial process.

With Zhejiang Geely intent on expanding sales in China, Ford agreed to continue supplying both models from here while Geely finds ways to manufacture them itself.

Westward expansion was enhanced by the railroads, which brought timber for houses to the Great Plains from the Great Lakes states - timber whose manufacture was itself enhanced by efficient circular and gang saws, mechanical planers and other sawmill equipment.

Cambridge-based ARM designs and licenses its chip architectures but does not manufacture processors itself.