Sentence examples for store or factory from inspiring English sources

Many businessmen setting up a new store or factory in the 1820s initially assumed that their wives would assist them, in the time-honoured fashion in which all family members were expected to pitch in.

To do so, we used establishment-level injury data (e.g., individual store or factory) compiled by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHAA) from 2002 to 2011 and matched it to earnings data.

A designer can create a 3D representation of something like a store or factory layout in CAD software, view the design in 3D in HoloLens, and adjust it in real time before the design goes live.

This has less to do with legislation - although there will be new laws and regulations - than with the kind of day to day hopes, expectations, and fears that both employers and employees take to the office, store, or factory each morning.

Consider a discount store or factory outlet.

Under current federal rules, online retailers must collect sales tax in each state where they have a physical presence — a store, warehouse or factory, for example.

"We need men and women immediately" to clean homes and offices, or work in stores or factories, it says, in Spanish.

So far, such personal robots have not yet taken off in the U.S., although a growing number of robots are designed to interact with people in stores or factories.

They are people who dislike steady work in a store or a factory or an office, or have not the aptitude for it, have a certain degree of mechanic intelligence, have no desire to rise very far in the world, enjoy driving for its own sake, and are not afraid of the dangers that threaten those who are on the road at night.

The owners of banks, department stores or sausage factories want profits above all and tend to be ruthless about tearing apart, or even selling, their businesses when the dividends dry up.

Gildan had initially expressed interest in buying some of the company's manufacturing operations, but later decided not to take over its stores or U.S. factories.