Sentence examples for bring into production from inspiring English sources
Big increases will be harder to achieve than in the past because there is little unfarmed land to bring into production, no more water and, in some places, little to be gained by heaping on more fertiliser.
He helped Peru improve its rice yields in the 1970's and then developed a soil management program for western Brazil, helping bring into production 75 million acres of cropland.
At a time of skyrocketing oil prices, the area has become even more crucial as much of the excess capacity Saudi Arabia has said it will bring into production after an OPEC meeting in Beirut next Thursday in an effort to bring prices down runs through the production centers grouped in the Eastern Province.
However, some of these materials may be relatively easy to bring into production.
Conventional reserves are the most accessible and least technically challenging to bring into production; they require relatively little capital and energy investments for production and hence are the most profitable resources.
The target of CSFB's critique is Woodside's plans to quickly bring into production the $5 billion Pluto LNG project and the Browse LNG project, which costs a similar amount.
Venture is an exploration and production company which acquires, develops and brings into production discovered but undeveloped oil and gas fields in the North Sea.
Early in an economic recovery, rising prices tend to be a sign that an economy may not have much unused capacity that can be brought into production quickly.
Big gains could be had if genetically modified foods were brought into production or if new seed varieties were planted in Africa.
The mine was brought into production in 1972 and became one of the world's largest copper producers, with most of the concentrate exported to Japan and Germany.
