Sentence examples for rather than stockpiling from inspiring English sources

Rather than stockpiling a large number of parts at the assembly plant or shipping all the parts from central locations, automakers have yielded the manufacture of many noncritical components (such as seats and wheel assemblies) to independent suppliers to make the pieces at small facilities close to the assembly plants.

It lets data disappear, rather than stockpiling it until it starts to stink.

Rather than stockpiling, another strategy needs to be considered for vaccines containing a virus such as A (H5N1) for which vaccine development has already begun.

In fact, their lives were so intertwined that on the morning Denis's mother was to marry, rather than stockpiling rum, her father secreted balls of opium about his person, to dull the pain of the day.

Museum literature emphasizes his distinctive style as a collector because he chose only the highest quality work, rather than stockpiling comprehensive sets of items, and he insisted on finding bargains.

Rather than stockpile more goods, businesses generally tried to sell what they already had on hand.

Microsoft is advocating for a "Digital Geneva Convention" to govern these issues, including a new requirement for governments to report vulnerabilities to vendors, rather than stockpile, sell, or exploit them.

This is one reason we called in February for a new "Digital Geneva Convention" to govern these issues, including a new requirement for governments to report vulnerabilities to vendors, rather than stockpile, sell, or exploit them.

Microsoft is advocating for a "Digital Geneva Convention" to govern these issues, including a new requirement for governments to report vulnerabilities to vendors, rather than stockpile, sell, or exploit them.

Smith called for a "Digital Geneva Convention" that would include "a new requirement for governments to report vulnerabilities to vendors, rather than stockpile, sell, or exploit them". Intelligence agencies, private government contractors and criminals all develop hacks for all kinds of software and keep their techniques secret.

And both bills slap a new 1.4percenttaxax on large university endowments, claiming they want to see the institutions spend on students rather than stockpile cash.