Sentence examples for manufacturing park from inspiring English sources

Now there is an elaborate manufacturing park with an imposing Rolls-Royce building waiting to be opened.

I would expect a start on the manufacturing park in Wirral as well soon, and with Liverpool's cruise business growing, the second cruise terminal could start in the next few years.

More recently, also at the Wirral Waters site, Peel has announced a manufacturing park, with plans to capitalise on the booming motor industry on Merseyside and possibly also expanding manufacturers in the energy and railway rolling stock sectors.

The AMRC is just one part of an advanced manufacturing park that includes a nuclear facility, run by Sheffield and Manchester universities, dedicated to testing machine tools for nuclear components.

In response, Barron reels off a laundry list of new developments which have been built during his tenure, including the high tech Advance Manufacturing Park, and points out that unemployment is actually lower now than it was when Rother Valley's six coal mines were open.

The people say 'thank you' and 'please' getting off the bus and on a sunny morning it's like Santa Monica Boulevard condensed into an old manufacturing park.

To be sure, Wuhan, a city of 4.5 million official residents and millions of migrants, has its own research and manufacturing parks, one of which is a sprawling place called Laser Valley, which contains fiber-optic, electronics and pharmaceutical companies arrayed one after another on a huge grid.

(2) The monthly employment index of manufacturing parks showed a sustained and more obvious decline in overall performance; this downward trend is similar to what was found in the official manufacturing purchasing managers index (see Supplementary Figure S4).

The employment index of manufacturing parks dipped more than 5% year-over-year during most of the study period, indicating that this sector seriously suffered from the economic slowdown.

Foreign companies that were once lured to massive manufacturing parks and zones with low costs and rebates now feel at a disadvantage compared to local manufacturers who seem to be increasingly favored by the government.

We build an employment index to track macro trends in employment by aggregating employment changes in 2,000 labelled AOI, including 1,000 manufacturing industrial parks and 1,000 high-tech industrial parks.