Sentence examples for shift operations from inspiring English sources

JFK and Delta want to bulldoze the 1960 Worldport and shift operations.

Not every jeweler interested in celebrity exposure is in a position to shift operations to Hollywood.

Some worry that such a system would induce firms to shift operations abroad to avoid tax altogether.

A stronger yuan would make it more expensive for American manufacturers to shift operations and jobs to China.

The alliances also help the airlines save money as members shift operations to a single terminal and move toward more joint lounges and services.

But the idea is almost impossible for any single country to adopt on its own because currency traders would simply shift operations elsewhere.

Graduates face the worst job market in half a century as manufacturers shift operations to China, where young engineers can be paid a fraction of what Japanese earn.

A major reason for the deviation is the mobility of American companies, particularly the ease with which they now shift operations to China and India.

A report by consultancy firm LMC Automotive warned in July that GM was the carmaker most likely to shift operations from Britain to mainland Europe because of Brexit.

China's semiconductor industry consisted of a handful of relatively primitive plants just a few years ago, but it has grown quickly as manufacturers shift operations here to feed the fastest-growing computer chip market in the world.

They are becoming resigned to losing "passporting" – the rule that allows a UK-regulated firm to do business across the EU – and are preparing to shift operations out of London.