Sentence examples for supplier not only from inspiring English sources

Nick Cashmore of the Jakarta office of CLSA, an investment bank, has coined a new term to describe this symbiotic relationship: "Chindonesia .Indonesia's pivotal role in this new "golden triangle" is as the supplier not only of birds' nests but of two even more vital commodities: palm oil and coal for power stations.

Based on the uncertainty of the e-commerce environment, Pavlou (2003), in his research on the adoption behavior of e-commerce, discovered that consumers' trust in any supplier not only affected their use intention directly but also indirectly affected it by lowering their perceptions of risk.

At its Brazilian truck plant in Resende, it asked suppliers not only to provide modules, but also to bolt its vehicles together.

"Our objective is for our suppliers not only to comply with the legal regulations but to also take the cost of living into account, and to reward employees for increasing their productivity".

This theory maintains that resource suppliers not only control resource consumers but also supervise the way resources are consumed to guarantee suppliers' benefits and interests.

Strategic suppliers not only supply components but also bring unique R&D capacities to the enterprise, and they may also have the ability to manage normal suppliers.

Houston's Fuller, who as a corporate executive used to have vendors at his beck and call, found at first that many suppliers not only didn't return his calls, they insulted him.

That following year was rough lots of couch-sleeping and ramen eating but over the last four years, Bunk Police has turned into one of the largest test-kit suppliers not only in the US, but the world.

A strategic supplier is not only capable of supplying materials or components based on demand, but participates in the open innovation activities depending on their competitive technology.

A system integrator outsourcing the production of elements to supplier firms not only transfers production, but to a large extent looses competence and control to bring about innovations in these elements.

The economic rationale, which is the deliberate construction of the future, is present in supplier selection not only at the company but also at the market level: in addition to a focus on its own market share, i.e., its "tranche", the company strives to expand the industry itself by expanding the range of authors and illustrators.