Sentence examples for can start producing from inspiring English sources

Companies must undergo a series of safety and environmental checks before they can start producing oil and gas commercially, though campaigners have maintained these are insufficiently tough.

So there is no large basket of money that can be redirected to sugarcane growers so that they can start producing for the biofuel market.

For a simple game requiring little equipment, soccer can be a cipher: one where the chemistry set can start producing ominous smoke in a hurry and one where pushing the buttons that worked last year does not mean they are going to work this time around.

Now that he has signed his 1970 con tract, though, he can start producing home runs and money, including perhaps a $10,000 or so fee for becoming the first athlete since Joe Namath to shave in front or a camera instead of a mirror.

The next step for Veranda Solar is to raise more money so it can start producing panels.

"Together they can start producing on a bigger scale, increase productivity, access overseas markets and get the best price for their crops," he adds.

"The NHS can now start producing our equity indicators on an up-to-date, annual basis to help improve the coordination of care and reduce preventable hospitalisation and mortality arising from social inequality".

Once that happens, I can slowly start producing it myself.

But it's not clear yet whether pharmaceutical researchers can really start producing more drugs, even if they start targeting more niche markets.

With debt service estimated to go down from $800 million this year to about $400 million next year, Viacom can now start producing real earnings.

"How can digital channels start producing and commissioning top-quality children's programmes with high content value?