(单选题)12: With suppliers so ______ , workers can fix minor hitches in the assembly process more easily and quickly. A: near by B: close by C: far by D: nearby ...

(单选题)7: Companies are using computers to boost workers’ ______. A: production B: produce C: product D: productivity ...

(单选题)2: Out of that, there’s little flexibility in $150 million, but the remaining $100 million is more ______ , says Siboni. “Building Web-centric information systems might become less critical.” A: valid B: vibrating C: varying ...

(单选题)22: If the stagnant economy actually goes into recession, Hashimoto will face pressures to ease up ___ his fiscal reform. A: to B: for C: with D: on ...

(单选题)17: Companies are relying on temporary workers and outside consulting firms, which can be easily ___ during tough times. A: sloughed off B: put across C: brought off D: taken amiss ...

(单选题)12: Thousands of service-company employees who work for big regulated industries may now also see their future ____. A: threat B: threatening C: threatened D: threading ...

(单选题)7: Instead, local magnates are objecting ___ the terms of privatization. A: at B: for C: with D: to ...

(单选题)2: The production of this factory reaches a new ___ this year. A: high B: height C: tall D: towering ...

(单选题)22: Many observers doubt that’s the case, however. Hashimoto may moderate some of his austerity plan if the economy goes into shock. But right now, he is resisting widespread calls to ______ the moribund property market by easing c...

(单选题)17: When the crisis began ____ Asia’s economics back in July 1997, the hope was that the hardships would cause a fundamental overhaul of the system. A: knocking down B: knocking back C: knocking against D: knocking over ...