Sentence examples for textile enterprise from inspiring English sources
'textile enterprise' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a business that produces or sells textiles, i.e. fabrics, yarn, or thread. For example, "The Johnston family has owned their textile enterprise for three generations."
The best-known textile enterprise is the manufacture of Harris tweed, which traditionally has provided a part-time occupation for the crofters.
Inside a peeling salmon-colored stucco building near the center of this otherwise quiet town, Mr. Petukhov, the director of the Vologda Textile Enterprise, stood one recent day and surveyed the ear-splitting success he has wrought.
This project was a spontaneous idea that arose during work for a popular Moscow techno club temporarily housed in the Trekhgornaya Manufactury, a now empty space of urban decay described as "the most powerful textile enterprise of the Soviet Union" once upon a time.
The prefectural government lists 482 local companies owned by South Koreans -- restaurants, textile enterprises, Chinese medicine businesses, construction materials concerns -- but the true number is probably higher.
For practical applications, we showed a high COD elimination rate when using the GEBS biomass to treat raw water from textile enterprises, paper mill, and petrochemical industries.
In the middle and later 1990s and especially after 2000, the number and scale of textile enterprises grew rapidly; as a result, they unavoidably exceeded the growth of capital.
Therefore, many textile enterprises (the large subcontractors) do not pay their workers in the first 3 months: the payment for the first month is distributed in the fourth month and so on.
The most common occupation for women was weaving clothes for the family, sale at market or for large textile enterprises that employed hundreds of women.
Two Chinese players are thought to be on the shortlist of bidders: the conglomerate Ningbo Xianfeng New Material and the Rifa group, a textile machinery enterprise formerly owned by the Chinese government.
With regard to growing standards and costs for wastewater treatment and disposal, the new process can be an attractive alternative for textile finishing enterprises in wastewater management, combining economic and ecological benefits.
With regard to growing standards and costs for wastewater treatment and disposal, the new process can be an attractive alternative for textile finishing enterprises and is accompanied with economic and ecological benefits.
