Sentence examples for possible to outsource from inspiring English sources

Effective advertising can reduce applicant numbers and save time, but it's possible to outsource the sifting process entirely.

He said his firm's business model makes sense because it is now possible to outsource many aspects of a business's operations.

He saw how cheaper communications would make it possible to outsource various types of work to India, and made sure that McKinsey surfed that wave.

It's not possible to double your production for a single month, nor is it possible to outsource either his work or yours.

But in an age when it's possible to outsource the entire affair, some couples are now forging bonds while forging their own gold, oxy-propane torches in hand, to create DIY wedding bands.

There is a continuum between a fully manual and a fully autonomous vehicle, and over the coming years it will slowly become possible to outsource more and more driving tasks to your car, particularly as tightening safety standards make driver aids compulsory.

When will it be possible not only to outsource manufacturing, but also other aspects of delivering physical products or complex, high-touch services in companies that come together in a blink of an eye?

Since the developing countries are catching up, it is now possible for companies to outsource even more sophisticated customer service, accounting and tax jobs to India and other countries at a fraction of the cost of U.S. wages.

The dramatic fall in the cost of communications made it possible for Western companies to outsource services, and a newly liberalised India could offer a huge supply of cheap brain workers.

Most of our R&D is on the software side and on the hardware side we try to outsource when possible.

We still try and make everything ourselves — our goal has always been to make the process as economical as possible and in limited quantities, which means trying to outsource as little of the production as possible.