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in-house

[in-hous, in-hous] / ˈɪnˌhaʊs, ˈɪnˈhaʊs /




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A key part of that is York’s efforts to vertically integrate many aspects of its business, including its ability to make key components of its satellites in-house.

From MarketWatch

They lack in-house trade lawyers and macroeconomic strategists.

From MarketWatch

Nearly all of the work was done in-house, including fabrication and a handmade interior produced through Vera’s own upholstery department, reflecting an emphasis on craftsmanship and historical continuity rather than cosmetic overhaul.

From Los Angeles Times

Elaborate build-outs typically require multiple specialized teams at every level — from fuel injection and bodywork to upholstery — whereas Vera does all of her work in-house with her own team, handling the interior, fabrication and installation.

From Los Angeles Times

In-house executive Jannie Oosthuizen will run the new cancer business plus Merck’s non-U.S. unit, MSD.

From The Wall Street Journal