Sentence examples for manufacturing number from inspiring English sources

The Pop Idol impresario has been eclipsed by Jamie Oliver, a new entry at 30, who proved with Jamie's School Dinners that reality shows are not just about manufacturing number one records.

Optimism over Greece's debt buyback plan and a perception that economic contraction in Europe may be bottoming out saw markets push up to their highest levels in weeks, however a disappointing US ISM manufacturing number saw markets slip back again.

On June 3, as traders were waiting for Thomson Reuters's 10 a.m. release of the often market-moving I.S.M. manufacturing number, a small group of traders received the data milliseconds before the rest of Wall Street and, because it was disappointing, made rapid-fire, aggressive bets against the market.

It is a little more difficult to isolate the automobile-only numbers because the manufacturing number is not seasonally adjusted.

France continues to lag behind the rest of Europe in terms of economic growth while Spain posted its best manufacturing number for seven years at 54.6.

The June manufacturing number of 51.8 should be more palatable to the Fed than earlier results, said Joseph Liro, chief economist for Stone & McCarthy Research Associates.

With manufacturing numbers months behind schedule and Tesla burning through cash, some critics believe "Elon time" threatens to jeopardize the company's relationship with Wall Street, putting Tesla's future at risk.

And since he wrote the book, he's learned that the Smithsonian shoes and Michael Shaw's shoes have mismatched manufacturing numbers that correspond to each other -- meaning the two pairs, of slightly different size, were mixed up 50 years ago.

Hopefully OEMs keep the sales and manufacturing numbers realistic — or not so we can all snag tablets on the cheap a few months after they're released.

A third Chinese entrepreneur, Mr. Yu agreed with Mr. Yan on manufacturing numbers and falsification of data, but stuck to his original statement on China's real GDP.

The manufacturing numbers were "disastrous", highlighting a "deepening crisis in British industry".