Sentence examples for develop productions from inspiring English sources

The harsh reality of commercial Broadway today is that 75 percent of shows lose money and that many producers struggle to develop productions that will have mass appeal.

Also in the 1950s Alwin Nikolais began to develop productions in which dance was immersed in effects of lighting, design, and sound, while Paul Taylor achieved a generally vigorous and rhythmic style with great precision and theatrical projection in several works responding to classical scores.

Assisted by a team of international experts, the children develop productions on topics they are interested in, address issues that affect them, things they want to change at home, in their family and community.

The startup will then begin working with vehicle OEMs to develop production-ready software.

GM announced a partnership with Honda to develop production fuel cell technology back in 2013, and their timelines were remarkably similar to the one announced today.

With Harley Davidson's EV commitment potentially pushing the motorcycle industry to voltage, Alta could be a discounted acquisition and R&D buy for Indian Motorcycle or  other major gas companies — Honda, Yamaha, BMW — who have been slow to develop production e-motos.

This research aimed to assist local farmers to develop production of high-value cocoa based on optimal use of cacao biodiversity.

The report highlights the need to develop production, consumption and trade patterns that mitigate climate change and its economic impact.

Karen Brooks Hopkins, the academy's president, said she expected her audiences to remain loyal, in part because her institution has a specific point of view and develops productions.

"I've always had an impresario's interest in developing productions — whether new or old — that would be as interesting as possible to as many people as possible".

E. coli is used for developing production via this pathway, but achieved yields or productivities of isobutene have not been disclosed so far (Marlière 2011b).