Sentence examples for a time when production from inspiring English sources

The enormous earnings – at a time when production actually fell – come two days after BP reported profits for the three months to June of £3.2bn, showing the widening gap between the two, which have been repeatedly mentioned as potential merger partners in recent years.

In a time when production standards are being forced down by print-on-demand and economic imperatives it was a joy to see a sophisticated level of engagement between design and content and a demonstration that high quality production and book design need not be backward-looking but could be modern and of the moment.

An analysis by the International Monetary Fund, which was released as part of its World Economic Outlook, said that oil demand in developing countries was rapidly catching up with that of developed countries at a time when production constraints were beginning to restrain major oil exporters.

Such a whirlwind success story would be commendable in the best of economic times, so how did Paper Street manage to pull this off at a time when production companies are folding right and left?

That was a misunderstanding of an earlier time, when production values were mistaken for imagination — Ulmer, working fast with little money, turned out movies of great visual and dramatic inspiration ("Detour" being the most famous of them).

In lichens, natural fungal-algal symbiotic associations, the fungal component can secrete hydrolytic enzymes to utilise microalgal cells walls during winter time when production of secreted carbohydrates from algae is limited because of suppressed photosynthesis [ 62].

Opponents of the oil tax increase, most of them conservative Republicans, say it ultimately may reduce exploration in the North Slope at a time when oil production is declining.

In short, continued urbanisation in its current form could threaten global food supplies at a time when food production is already not keeping up with population growth.

The drop in natural gas prices came in response to an Energy Department report of the largest increase in inventories since early July, suggesting that demand for power generation had slackened at a time when domestic production was surging.

Culture minister Ed Vaizey said: "The Queen Street Mill in Burnley is the epitome of a time when cotton production in Lancashire was Britain's principal source of industrial wealth.

It was a time when movie production had ground to a halt.