Sentence examples for supply giant from inspiring English sources

Housing is in short supply, giant trucks are tearing up roads and pollution has become a concern.

He also touted his experience in the private sector, explaining that he would run government in what he said was the same fiscally responsible manner he used to grow Staples, the office supply giant.

Mr. Ginovker cited the industrial investment in the city by such international companies as Ford, Nissan and Toyota, as well as the gas supply giant Gazprom, which has moved its headquarters from Moscow.

THE SCRIPT "This is a business Mitt Romney helped start," a female narrator says, as the name of the office supply giant Staples flashes on the screen in red letters.

Additionally, a $277 million charge was taken to cover similar payments made to retirees at Delphi Automotive, the supply giant G.M. spun off in 1998, but the company listed it separately from its automotive results.

"They've sensed there's a market allure to being green, and they've worked at it," said Peter Pestillo, a former vice chairman of Ford and now chief executive of the auto supply giant Visteon.

(With luck, supply giants such as Gaz de France and Italy's ENEL will now be forced to sell off their grids so that they have no way to discriminate against new entrants).

That the talks were wrapped up in unusually speedy fashion, with the union reaching an unprecedented five deals in five days with the Big Three and the supply giants Delphi and Visteon, was taken as a positive.

First, Chinese companies are borrowing capabilities and technologies as they supply giants such as Wal-Mart Stores. Wal-Mart Stores

Automotive supply giants Continental and Magna are teaming up to send autonomous vehicles from southern Michigan to Sarnia, in Ontario across the Canadian border, with crossings at both the tunnel that links Detroit and Windsor, as well as at Sarnia's Blue Water Bridge.

In 1986, the Loew's showed its last first-run film (ominously, "Friday the 13th Part VI") and sold the building to the developer and pet-supply giant Hartz Mountain Industries, which planned to demolish the theater and replace it with a $10 million office tower.