So, these USA companies must also take up responsibilities to rethink about taking their manufacturies back to USA to create jobs so that American citizen can have jobs to buy their products. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The military advantage of disrupting enemy communications, preventing them from shifting troops and munitions, and disrupting their manufacturing capability Dresden had some major optical manufacturies is incalculable. ❋ Unknown (2009)
The parchment is prepared by hand, in one of the last traditional parchment manufacturies in Germany. ❋ A Stitch In Time (2009)
The public is very, very, very weary of being sold bogus goods and this inevitably reacts on solider manufacturies. ❋ F. SCOTT FITZGERALD (1994)
In the few manufacturies of Cuba a large proportion of the workmen are Negroes especially in the cigar factories. ❋ Edward A. Johnson (N/A)
The manufacturies of Persia are by no means extensive, but Persian rugs and shawls have a reputation the world over. ❋ Mooshie G. Daniel (N/A)
Agriculture, as well as new manufacturies, hold forth large returns to the investor. ❋ Albert Y. Drummond (1924)
Britain, therefore, loads her manufacturies with heavy taxes, will it not facilitate these measures? ❋ Thayer, William R (1922)
In a blue book on wages and production, issued from the Board of Trade in 1891, it was stated that for every £100 received in mining, £55 went in labor; of every £100 in shipbuilding, £37 went in labor; of every £100 in railways, £31 went in labor; of every £100 in cotton manufacturies, £29 went in labor; but of every £100 in brewing, £7 only goes into the pocket of the workman. ❋ Unknown (1905)
In a blue book on wages and production, issued from the Board of Trade in 1891, it was stated that for every L100 received in mining, L55 went in labor; of every L100 in shipbuilding, L37 went in labor; of every L100 in railways, L31 went in labor; of every L100 in cotton manufacturies, L29 went in labor; but of every L100 in brewing, L7 only goes into the pocket of the workman. ❋ Carry Amelia Nation (1878)
We see nature has placed its manufacturies above a given line in the breast, and grows the crude material below said line. ❋ Unknown (1872)
What would become of the lofty houses, thickly-packed cities, great manufacturies (sic), the beautiful public and private edifices? ❋ Samuel Butler (1868)
End of first section, "forty cents per hundred dollars on the capital stock of all incorporated cotton manufacturies in this State." ❋ South Carolina. General Assembly. Senate (1863)
Great Britain would possess in Northern Australia a colony standing in the same relation to her manufacturies for cotton that her colonies in the south do to her wool-market. ❋ George Grey (1855)
It is on a small scale, but apparently very complete, with one furnace and numerous models; and it was stated to supply very many of the manufacturies both in Bohemia and Austria Proper, with the iron-work required for their machinery. ❋ Unknown (1842)
He almost collects these places--the small manufacturies that long dotted our landscape and supported whole communities, and are now dwindling away like some endangered animal we'd all frankly rather ignore. ❋ Richard Nalley (2011)
We have no mannfactories = sic = for goods, for the sole [end of page #273] purpose of our foreign markets; so that, though we consider ourselves as so much interested in foreign trade, yet we have adapted all our manufacturies, expressly, as if it were to supply the home market. ❋ William Playfair (1791)
