Synonyms for outsourcing
out·sourc·ing

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1. outsourcingnoun

   Antonyms:
   insourcing

2. outsourcingnoun

   Antonyms:
   insourcing

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1. List of paraphrases for "outsourcing":

   externalisation, outsourced, subcontracting, externalization, contracting-out, sub-contracting, externalising, offshoring, subcontract, contracting, sub-contract, outward, outposting

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1. Jay Sekulow:

   But this is not oursourcing socks here, this is outsourcing military fighter jets.

2. Bernie Sanders:

   I have voted against every disastrous trade agreement coming down the pike and helping to lead the effort against this Trans-Pacific Partnership, which would mean the outsourcing of more good paying job to low-wage countries.

3. Washington Post:

   A fascinating thing to watch will be the dividing lines among Democrats, particularly Senate Democrats, and particularly those running for the 2020 Democratic nomination, we saw a little bit of that at the debate on Thursday, when you saw Sen. Bernie Sanders saying he would not support the agreement... that he's still concerned about outsourcing jobs to Mexico.

4. Chief Financial Officer Goran Jansson:

   With the uncertainty around what happens in the European industry where low-price firms' positions are strengthening and new types of contracts and ways to work are emerging, with more outsourcing, we need to take further measures, we will get back on where that level should be long-term once we have a clearer picture.

5. Alden Sajor Marte-Wood:

   The bill represents something of a paradox : it is an attempt to hold online platforms accountable for their role in facilitating online sexual abuse in a country with a domestic economy heavily dependent on the outsourcing of IT-BPO labor like social media content moderation from the global north.