Sentence examples for endure production from inspiring English sources
famously said that the company would have to endure "production hell" to speed up manufacturing of its Model 3 sedan.
Kutaragi also enjoyed much success with the PlayStation 2, but has had to endure production problems and some bad press with its third incarnation, the PlayStation 3. Father of Sony PlayStation steps down [AP].
The show toured for three years before the three went their separate ways -- Faith and Jill to LA to endure production of the Brady Bunch Movie, going from "directing it, to being in it, to maybe helping cater it -- all in about a month," according to Faith; Lynch to LA then the sisters' mom's house back in Chicago for theater and bit parts in films, such as The Fugitive.
"Spider-Man" was originally scheduled to begin performances on Broadway in February, but endured production delays because its first group of producers had difficulty raising money to mount the musical, which at that time was expected to cost $50 million.
A critical and commercial disappointment, the film endured numerous production problems, including difficulties handling some 1,500 animals.
Hens in all forms of egg production endure an equally cruel execution once their profitability has declined.
"Many of the design cues from the concept vehicle endure in the production Volt," G.M. said in a press release, but the final result is considerably more conventional than that car -- think of a more streamlined Saturn Aura or Nissan Altima.
Parents will have to grit their teeth to endure the Elmo's World live show, where kids can star in a live production of Elmo and his friends.
The benefits of an active edge aquifer are seen after few years of production and endure until reservoir abandonment.
Rome, the seat of the pope, was one place in the West where an unbroken tradition of artistic patronage and production endured from late antiquity into the high Middle Ages and beyond.
The SEC action is another nightmare for Tesla, which has endured months of production problems and an exodus of top executives as it faces down more than $10 billion in lingering debts.
