Sentence examples for cancelled production from inspiring English sources
The Dasani scandal has left Coke nursing a £25 million loss from cancelled production contracts and advertising deals.
It chronicles his construction of a dream city as the stage for his romantic fantasy, which he collages together from scavenged VFX movie models and 3D game assets the remnants of cancelled production jobs that remain on studio hard drives.
Set in an outsourced video game company in India, the film uses scavenged VFX movie models and 3D game assets — remnants of cancelled production jobs on studio hard drives — to present a contemporary utopia in the thickness of the screen: a virtual city of demolished landmarks, drowned streetscapes, alien invasions, and synthetic actors.
To make Renderlands, Young scavenged digital detritus from VFX movie models and 3D game assets that remain on studio hard drives the remnants of what he says are cancelled production jobs.
The recall was complicated by further problems with the replacement Note 7. Samsung has now completely cancelled production of the device.
He's referring to the 2005 Australian film that never was, adapted by Moorhouse from the Miles Franklin-winning novel by Murray Bail and set to star Nicole Kidman, Crowe and Weaving, until Fox cancelled production just three days into filming due to "creative differences" between Crowe and Moorhouse.
There seem to be more cancelled productions than usual this year, including Party Time, an advertised drama about a politician suffering meltdown in a TV interview.
Of 171 cycles initiated 33 were cancelled (cancellation rate=19.3%).
He's also had his latest two productions cancelled because of (divisive terminology klaxon) cultural appropriation.
"Meanwhile, geopolitical instability is exposing businesses to cancelled projects, revoked licences, interrupted production, damaged assets and restricted movement of funds across borders.
Airbus, by contrast, merely cancelled plans to ramp up production, and has managed to maintain profit margins at a healthy 7%.In 2003, Airbus beat its American rival on orders for the fourth time in five years.
