Sentence examples for broaden production from inspiring English sources

The impacts of the potential sectors in response to export demand expansion bring positive economic growth and employment at the macrolevel, broaden production diversification at the sectoral level, and improve welfare at the household level, particularly the rural poor.

If so, these genotypes may be used to broaden the production of rose oil, and they can also be used as the basis of a breeding program.

We consider two policy-relevant questions in particular: (1) is one of these injections particularly good at broadening the production base, as measured by the size of the non-oil extraction sector? and (2) is one of these injections particularly good at improving the income of the more disfavored in terms of their original per capita income groups of households?

Word has it that to mark the occasion, the normally discreet jeweler — best know for the Maltese Cross cuffs that its founder, Fulco Verdura, made for Coco Chanel — plans to broaden distribution, expand production and start e-commerce.

The acquisition will broaden GE Oil & Gas subsea production systems equipment and service capabilities, with double-digit growth expected in deepwater spending annually for the next five year, GE said.

These results demonstrated the viability of using this method as a versatile alternative to hydrogel production, broadening the possibility of its production where high-energy radiation facilities are not available.

Although earlier observers had noted this phenomenon, Smith's writings commanded widespread attention and helped foster an awareness of industrial production and broaden its appeal.

It could certainly help broaden and expand their production slate.

"It broadens the 767 production line in a major way and it reinforces the fact that the 767 has good utility as an aerial tanker".

The host-plant range and range of tumorigenic A. vitis strains controlled by F2/5 are both broadened by TFX production.

In 1963 American Bandstand moved to Saturdays and to Los Angeles, both to follow the shifting centre of the music industry and to allow Clark to broaden his involvement in television production.