Sentence examples for moving production lines from inspiring English sources

Gou told a business meeting on Wednesday that he did not believe President Obama could succeed in moving production lines back to the US because Americans have outsourced those jobs for too long.

The kind of costs we're talking about: writedowns of out-of-fashion inventory, the costs of closing factories and moving production lines, and the startup costs for launching a new brand.

But if they could work in a continuous process like the pill-making machine in the Novartis-MIT laboratory they could be used on a moving production line.

Mr. Fields said on Tuesday that the combination of driverless cars and ride-sharing services represented a "seismic shift" for the auto industry that would be greater than the advent of the moving production line was roughly a century ago.

Fierce competition and falling prices have forced multinational corporations to move production lines to China, which can make goods for less than its Asian neighbors can.

Jobs are also dwindling as companies like Chunghwa Picture Tubes, a unit of Tatung, and Ritek move production lines to China to cut costs.

Like every S-Class, the AMG brothers are built on slow-moving production lines with an attention to detail that isn't lavished on smaller, mass-market Mercedes models.

Magna has since floated the idea of moving production of the Opel Astra, a line of small family sedans, from Antwerp, Belgium, to Bochum, allowing it to keep more positions there.

It was a disciplined, well-paced, sometimes moving production; no one stepped out of line and there were only a few bombs (e.g., Mark Warner).

But the train line had problems after moving production to Mexico and substituting some plastic parts for metal ones.

A few large multinationals, notably General Electric, are planning to go much further, moving advanced production lines and research facilities there in order to transform their entire corporate cost base.