Sentence examples similar to post-outsourcing from inspiring English sources

But it is the present, the post cold war, post 9/11, post outsourcing nature of Indophobia that we must return to, history in tow.

So here's my million-dollar idea: If the Post will outsource financial reporting to an anti-spending conservative, why wouldn't they outsource their health reform reporting to... insurance companies?

Here's a post about outsourcing your analytics and how you should use caution when taking your business down that road.

So, rather than sell influence, the Post simply outsourced an entire segment of its newsroom to an ideologically-driven third party.

CLARIFICATION: This piece as originally written stated that the Post had "outsourced an entire news department to a special interest group".

India is outsourcing outsourcing.

It could also close money-losing rural post offices and outsource the work to the local general store.

New deals offer boost for Capita New deals with the Cabinet Office, Barnet Council and Carphone Warehouse helped Capita, Britain's biggest outsourcer, post a 10 per cent rise in first-half pre-tax profit to £205.2m.

And what about the manufacturing workers consigned to alienating part-assembly jobs on ghostly suburban industrial estates, or the comparably lucky lot now occupying call centre posts not yet outsourced abroad?

Shares in Tata Consultancy Services at one stage rose more than 15% after the outsourcer posted a 22% growth in quarterly profit late on Friday, beating market forecasts.

Post-stroke reorganization "outsources" the motor output to a number of nonprimary (including contralesional) motor areas.