Sentence examples for manufacturing head from inspiring English sources

Tom Lawton, manufacturing head at the report's co-author, BDO, said there had been encouraging signs from the new government of support for the sector.

Brian Krzanich, Intel's manufacturing head, says this means it can bring chips to market faster and with fewer faults than rivals who use external firms, known as "foundries", to make their chips.

"A combination of limited growth in Europe, a bad start to the year in the US and a strengthening exchange rate has raised the hurdle for companies seeking growth from overseas markets," said Hopley and the report's co-author, Tom Lawton, manufacturing head at BDO.

Former Chrysler President Tom Stallkamp, manufacturing head Dennis Pawley, chief designer Thomas C. Gale and former Chairman Robert Eaton have all been shown the door.

Most of the old bosses not just Holden but Tom Stallkamp Tom Stallkamp, the former president, manufacturing head Dennis Pawley Dennis Pawley, Chief Designer Thomas C. Gale Thomas C. Gale and former Chairman Robert Eaton Robert Eaton, have been given the gate.

Ryan left his long-term position at Element Skateboards and his reputation for brutally knocking out a fair share of fringe skateboarding riffraff to become Stance's VP of marketing to take on the dangerous world of sock manufacturing head-on.

Politicians claim the UK remains an industrial country – but look at manufacturing per head, and the UK ranks well below the rest of the G7, and even such renowned powerhouses as Switzerland and Finland.

The number of potential applications is vast, ranging from manufacturing to heading off car collisions.

Economists look at the report from the industry-rich Midwest for signs of where the nation's manufacturing is headed.

The Chevy Malibu matches the quality of a Honda Accord or Toyota Camry, but G.M. typically prices its comparable car at $2,000 less, after rebates, estimates James Womack, an expert on auto manufacturing who heads the Lean Enterprise Institute, a research organization.

That a weapons manufacturing executive headed the committee led to some skepticism in Congress.