Sentence examples for rich factory from inspiring English sources
Brands don't want to commit to paying so that rich factory owners who have just pocketed the profits and not been spending on their factories for years continue to do so.
In this adaptation of Pierre Barillet and Jean-Pierre Grédy's popular stage play, Catherine Deneuve plays the seemingly placid spouse of a rich factory owner who is forced by industrial action to step into her husband's shoes – with (un)surprisingly forthright results.
You can beat the crowds and discover the "other" Maine: the gem, mineral, and timber-rich, patriotic factory and college town side of our country's northeastern most state.
Clift is touching as a poor but ambitious young man who takes a job at his rich uncle's factory and gets more than he bargained for.
A year ago, only a handful of rich countries had factory-gate inflation of more than 4%.
It escaped communism with plenty of functioning factories, rich agricultural land and fine ports.
Less damaging talk is needed to keep the rich from closing factories and laying off thousands of unskilled workers who make less than $200 a month.
"For many decades," Trump insisted, the country had "enriched foreign industry at the expense of American industry," "defended other nations' borders while refusing to defend our own," and "made other countries rich" while "the factories shuttered and left our shores".
Other viruses, such as the African swine fever virus, are built in the cytoplasm, in "viral factories" rich in viral proteins and DNA.
They are the only two candidates publicly acknowledging that things are bad for the country's working class, and that part of the problem is both Republicans and Democrats colluding on free trade agreements that erode American sovereignty and make some guy in a corporate office rich while shuttering factories across the country.
Bertha Izquierdo, Isabel's mother, had once been employed at a rich uncle's shoe factory in Camajuani (the provincial town where Isabel was born), selecting leathers.
