Sentence examples for manufacturing caught from inspiring English sources

To make matters worse, the most recent GDP figures showed manufacturing caught in a trap of uncertain demand and a higher exchange rate that makes exports more expensive.

SanDisk, a leader in flash memory card and digital storage manufacturing, caught Ellison's eye in spring 2004 because it had no debt and was expanding tangible book value at an impressive 15% annual clip.

Home builders brought low by the plunge in housing investment have laid off workers, but so too have manufacturing firms caught up in the collapse of global trade.

With the 43rd Street building facing possible designation in 1985, the Times Company contended in part that its building was a "manufacturing facility caught in a rapidly evolving, deadline-pressured industry".

"However, other data has shown that the consumer remains on track, suggesting that eventually manufacturing will catch up.

Sometimes when companies cut investing in technologies and manufacturing they get caught flat-footed when demand suddenly picks up.

"If you fail a piss test, you're not going to work out on the Jonah field," I was told by a local ex-dealer, who had been caught manufacturing meth.

Last Christmas, a New Jersey teen was caught manufacturing dabs in her parents' garage.

Five people were arrested this week after they were caught manufacturing fraudulent credit cards at the Hilton Hotel in Glendale, police said.

The market for mobile chips is still tiny compared with Intel's PC processor business, but investors expect it to grow quickly and the Santa Clara, California, company is racing to use its massive lead in manufacturing technology to catch up.

Hopefully, manufacturing will catch up with demand sometimes soon – because at £50, this lovely machine is effectively an interactive coffee table book; it is a visual celebration of console gaming's birth, its past, its beautiful innocence.