Sentence examples for take over manufacturing from inspiring English sources

Early in the postwar era, analysts fretted that automation would take over manufacturing, throwing everyone out of work.

Apple apparently wanted to walk away rather than accept the new terms, according to the source, but had no replacement supplier to take over manufacturing.

Having a third party take over manufacturing is sensible however how long that lasts has to be a question mark," he said in a statement.

"All the time, a product is not a commodity, you can charge premium prices, the moment it is commoditised it is the Chinas of this world who take over manufacturing".

The company announced a five-year partnership with Taiwan's Foxconn, which already makes products for Apple and Microsoft, that will see it jointly develop and manufacture smartphones for the Canadian company, effectively taking over manufacturing operations and much of the risk of being left with unsold inventory.

Southwest of Chicago, heavy manufacturing, farming and industrial agriculture begin to take over.

Samsung Electronics said yesterday that it was weighing a proposal to take over semiconductor manufacturing from Toshiba.

[World Business, Section W.] Samsung and Toshiba Weigh Link Samsung Electronics of South Korea said that it was considering a proposal to take over semiconductor manufacturing from Toshiba of Japan.

Flextronics International of Singapore won permission from the European Commission yesterday to take over the manufacturing of nearly all printers and copiers for Xerox.

I.B.M. took another step away from its roots as a manufacturer of computers, announcing yesterday a three-year, $3.6 billion agreement with Sanmina-SCI to take over the manufacturing of some server computers and desktop personal computers and to handle custom work on notebooks.

At our present vantage point, it is very natural to want to build machines that extend our abilities to take over our manufacturing, enable our global communication or the computation of the unknowns of macrophysics.