Sentence examples for deferred production from inspiring English sources

The so-called deferred production cost balance on the 787 Dreamliner now tops $30bn.

Boeing said the 787 had accumulated $32.4bn in deferred production costs, including tooling and other one-time charges.

On the 747, Boeing said it still had $1.3bn in deferred production costs and tooling expenses, even after taking the fourth-quarter charge of $885m.

The consequences of corrosion also depend on the life of the completion, the cost of deferred production caused by a well being shut in and the predictability of the failure.

Frequent well interventions are required with associated lost and/or deferred production.

A middle circle breach requires a one day production shutdown at a cost of one day's deferred production, estimated to be $2.25 million.

a. Substantial reduction of air pollutants from manufacturing operations by curtailing, postponing, or deferring production and all operations.

However, some top Administration officials are said to be hoping that Mr. Carter might be persuaded this week to delay outright cancellation of the weapon and simply announce a decision to defer production indefinitely.

a. Elimination of air pollutants from manufacturing operations by ceasing, curtailing, postponing or deferring production and allied operations to the extent possible without causing injury to persons or damage to equipment.

Chazen shared his view on uncertain prices, deferring production, heavy service costs and possible acquisitions.

Even ignoring any petroleum engineering consequences, the result is to defer production of oil from the present to the end of the reservoir's life.