Sentence examples for need to subcontract from inspiring English sources

As of now, Mr. Thompson said, "our costs are much higher because of the need to subcontract, and I refuse to enter a joint venture".

If they take on too many orders to try to keep the client happy, they find that they need to subcontract some of the work out to stay on schedule.

Puerto Rico's bankrupt electric company, known as Prepa, is behind in its payments and Whitefish cannot continue fronting the cash needed to hire subcontracted workers, Whitefish said.

Mr. Obama still seems more inclined to subcontract the work to his new secretary of state, John Kerry.

In the Middle East, it appears he'd like to subcontract foreign policy to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

"These guys have been able to subcontract ways around detection," he said.

Results show that as specificity grows, firms tend to subcontract less.

But the big guys are going to subcontract out the work to smaller guys.

The initial solution was to subcontract the work.

It allowed GPs to subcontract out of hours care to specialized deputizing services.

The S.E.C. initially chose to hire F.T.T. after the company "represented to the S.E.C. that its core business expertise, capacity and experience were sufficient to handle the S.E.C.'s requirements without the need to partner or subcontract any required elements of the work," John Nester, the director of the agency's office of public affairs, said last week.