Sentence examples for shipped work from inspiring English sources
Computer manufacturers have shipped work overseas for decades.
He says he understands the industry's need for talent and wants to prevent companies from having to ship work overseas.
The biggest outsourcing firm in India, Tata Consultancy Services, posted a 33percentt increase in quarterly profit, topping expectations, as overseas corporations continued to ship work to India.
Partsmakers try even harder to ship work abroad to low-wage countries because they are under enormous price pressure from their automaking customers.
Taking a cue from private dealers, auction houses will also ship works to clients in advance of a sale so that they can live with them before buying.
Mr. Long shipped the work to Serino Coyne, which then had it photographed by the New York-based Katvan Studios.
Nicknamed "the Johnny Appleseed of Cider Presses," Correll has shipped his work across the country and abroad.
They've suffered as corporations closed American factories, destroyed American jobs and communities, and shipped that work overseas.
"Offshoring" and "outsourcing" are two of the favored euphemisms for shipping work overseas.
They are mostly companies and a few government entities like the City of New York and the United States Navy, for ship work that polluted the canal.
Boards in the exhibition from the 1950s look more like pieces of ship work, held together with shiny brass screws instead of today's aquadynamic fibreglass.
