Sentence examples for manufacturers operating from inspiring English sources

Some food producers have been nationalised; price controls often leave manufacturers operating at a loss.

The economic root cause is simple: the purchasing organizations have squeezed manufacturers' operating margins to razor-thin levels.

But this time around, with manufacturers operating way below capacity with little prospect of needing more capacity any time soon, they're both scrapping equipment and failing to expand.

Aside from Clipper Windpower and General Electric, most of the turbine manufacturers operating in the United States have headquarters overseas, especially in Europe, where wind power took off first, spurred by clean energy policies and generous subsidies.

A few years ago Roger Rachman, a former garment-trade contractor, began using abandoned factory buildings to sell overruns of dozens of manufacturers, operating for a percentage of the gross.

Though the tribes do not release sales figures for their brands, industry experts believe there are now at least a dozen Indian cigarette manufacturers operating across upstate New York, more than in the other 49 states put together.

It is challenging to directly examine the impact of these steps on STP tobaccos from a product survey of the kind reported in this work as different tobacco product manufacturers operate with proprietary manufacturing practises.

Digital camera manufacturers operate on a tacit assumption that everyone has a computer for downloading the images from the camera.

The Commerce Department is adding $100 million, more than double the current outlay, to a program that helps American manufacturers operate more effectively.

So were labels and other evidence that would link specific products to Pakistan, Germany, Malaysia and a dozen other countries where Dr. Khan's network of suppliers and manufacturers operated over the past decade.

"Everybody around here thinks that it's a pretty foolish endeavour," says Toby Spoon, who commutes to Juárez every day for his job as vice-president of The TECMA Group, a company that helps American manufacturers operate in Mexico.