Sentence examples for shadow factory from inspiring English sources

I'm also reading "The Shadow Factory," by James Bamford, about the N.S.A.

Whereas "Body of Secrets" referenced Borges, "The Shadow Factory" alludes to Orwell.

"The Shadow Factory" is in part a reporter's mea culpa for his temporary seduction by a powerful agency.

THE SHADOW FACTORY: The Ultra-Secret NSA From 9/11 to the Eavesdropping on America, by James Bamford.

Bamford, in "The Shadow Factory," suggests that Hayden, having been overcautious about privacy before 9/11, swung to the opposite extreme after the attacks.

Built in the run-up to war as a "shadow factory" by Nuffield, the Morris cars group, the aim was to mass produce Spitfires.

"And so many companies are subcontracting" to shadow factories.

The shadow factories became operative, and Austin, Morris, Standard, Daimler, Ford, and Rootes participated in filling the wartime demand for aircraft and aircraft engines.

The British government built "shadow factories" adjacent to their automotive plants, equipped to go into military production (principally aircraft) when war came, with managerial and technical personnel drawn from the automotive industry.

Against significant, official intransigence, from 1936 39 dozens of factories were built or repurposed around Britain as part of a "shadow factories" programme to produce the military hardware for the war effort.

Heather White, a consultant who has inspected factories in China for Tommy Hilfiger, Polo Ralph Lauren and other big companies, says many exporters evade the law by subcontracting to so-called shadow factories, which operate under illegal conditions.