Sentence examples for means factory from inspiring English sources

"Usine" (the title means factory in French) and some of the other works protested in Turin are among those to be shown in New York.

That means factory workers at those plants will be laid off, as well.

Taking over from Marco Simoncelli will be a hard task for the young Spaniard, whose contract, being with Gresini rather than HRC like the man he replaced, means factory support will need to be earned rather than guaranteed.

Shrinking inventories weigh on economic growth because it means factories are producing fewer goods.

But connect the dots and its effect is clear: As manufacturing shifts from the U.S. to China, that means factories shut down in many American communities.

That means factories don't make things warmer, an incredibly random pattern of gases and shifts and weird earth stuff does.

Their most basic anxiety is that foreign ownership will mean factory closures and job losses.

The metal not only was cheap but also could be stamped, which meant factory production lines could turn watches out in large quantities.

He called for an investigation into how RBS was being allowed to lend the US firm millions of pounds if it meant factory closures and an attack on workers' rights.

That label was said to have faced bankruptcy partly due to the band's hefty production costs: Blue Monday became the bestselling 12-inch single in the UK after its release, but its high production costs meant Factory lost money on every copy sold of the original die-cast cut sleeve.

While the audience chuckled nervously, Zhao tried to explain that she'd meant factory owners who break labor laws, docking paychecks and refusing to pay overtime.