Sentence examples for pulled manufacturing from inspiring English sources

A similar debate raged in the 1980s and '90s, as employers pulled manufacturing jobs out of the United States and moved them to Mexico, China, the Dominican Republic and other countries where workers were cheap and regulations were loose.

In a world where secure, clean energy is a huge asset, our investments in efficiency and discoveries of natural gas, if properly exploited, have the potential to pull manufacturing back to America from all corners of the globe.

Over the last 15 years, I.B.M. has aggressively globalized its operations and work force, and pulled out of manufacturing businesses including personal computers and disk drives.

From mid-January through mid-March the market pulls back as manufacturing slows down after Christmas sales.

"Consumers are retrenching, business is pulling back, manufacturing is in recession, and banks have become more cautious," said Mark Zandi, chief economist of Economy.com, a forecasting and consulting service.

Demos says he plans to pull more manufacturing in-house (about half is outsourced) to capture profit.

Instead, Wilson implicated sweeping changes in the global economy that pulled low-skilled manufacturing jobs out of the inner city, the flight from the inner city of its most successful residents, and the lingering effects of past discrimination.

Materials are pulled into the manufacturing process based on customer demand.