Sentence examples for to subcontract from inspiring English sources
verb
To contract out portions of a larger contracted project.
"These guys have been able to subcontract ways around detection," he said.
Perhaps you'd like to subcontract some of your workload... then two people could live balanced lives.
The winning bidders would be free to subcontract to companies from excluded countries, trade experts said.
"I chose to subcontract it myself, to save money," the designer said.
"That's why we have to subcontract everything to the World Bank and the I.M.F.
For some, the only role was to subcontract to another company.
Mr. Obama still seems more inclined to subcontract the work to his new secretary of state, John Kerry.
She began to subcontract her operations to various freelancers and affiliates, some of whom were not particularly reliable.
The fashion for what to subcontract and what to keep inside the firm has ebbed back and forth over time.
In the Middle East, it appears he'd like to subcontract foreign policy to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
"Caletri reflected the tendency to subcontract some operations that we see in private enterprise," Mr. Larrieta said.
