Sentence examples for things in house from inspiring English sources

On the Securitas website, there is an article entitled "To outsource or not to outsource?", calling on police and crime commissioners to privatise more police functions: "The view held by some that outsourcing is more expensive than running things in house is simply not so when private security companies are able to pay their staff a lower rate".

In fact, it has always been the England way to keep things in house: the first coach/manager was Micky Stewart, and he was followed by Keith Fletcher and Raymond Illingworth, before David Lloyd became what was more realistically recognised as a head coach.

It seems like the company did one better by keeping things in house and completely re-doing it all.

As Ase put it, there's sometimes a desire to "keep things in house" in the black community.

Too often the response is to manage things "in-house".

Sometimes it's better and cheaper to do things in-house.

"We are trying to make things in-house instead of outsourcing them".

Effective as outsourcing can be, doing things in-house is often easier and quicker.

Unlike firms in other businesses, Big Pharma still does most things in-house, from research to manufacturing, sales and distribution.

The strategy now involves "building things in-house and placing a lot of bets," Ms. Schiller said.

The tax's predecessor encouraged firms to do things in-house to minimise the number of transactions subject to BT.