Sentence examples for middlemen from from inspiring English sources

Sometimes they do it themselves, sometimes they come through middlemen from the migrant's country of origin.

The middlemen from their share of commission allegedly paid huge sums of money to some Indian Nationals in the garb of engineering contracts with two India based companies.

The company, the world's largest natural gas producer, and Ukraine agreed to eliminate middlemen from the domestic gas distribution business in Ukraine.

This catchy term means cutting out the middlemen from a supply chain, and it's crucial to an understanding of modern publishing.

Panama last year inadvertently mixed the chemical, imported through middlemen from China and mislabeled as glycerin, into cold medicine, killing at least 100 people.

In Agadez, in a highly organized smuggling system, middlemen from the subregion direct their countrymen to one of the dealers in the Agadez-Dirkou route.

All were migrants ferried in by a middleman from distant Odisha.

But it was Mr. Hotton who connected the producer, Ben Sprecher, to the mysterious investor, a wealthy South African businessman with offices in London and Johannesburg, according to people who learned about the middleman from Mr. Sprecher.

The beauty of being a middleman, from the site operator's point of view, is low overhead: no inventory, no shipping and primarily word-of-mouth advertising, in return for a cut of each transaction.

I remember going down to the famine museum in Strokestown, where there is a framed letter on the wall to a middleman from a woman who had left her children in the workhouse and wanted to try to get them back.

Sites like acollageaday.blogspot.com (where Randel Plowman sells his 4-inch-by-4-inch collages for $25) and dailypaintings.com (where Elin Pendleton has posted her acrylic and oil paintings for prices as low as $100) remove the middleman from the transaction, connecting artists directly to collectors.