Sentence examples for expense producing from inspiring English sources
After a period of neglect during the 18th century, George III and George IV renovated and rebuilt Charles II's palace at colossal expense, producing the current design of the State Apartments, full of Rococo, Gothic and Baroque furnishings.
Simons and Lee spared few expenses producing the components – colorfully illustrated cards and attractive wood manufactured in the United States and Germany – but the source files are also available online.
Egypt has to find the foreign exchange reserves, manage its budget including state expenses, produce economic growth as well as jobs for the large number of unemployed.
In another era, recordings of Verdi operas might have streamed forth, regardless of the expense of producing them.
Because of the enormous expense of producing on Broadway, few shows -- perhaps 1 in 10 -- actually recoup their investments.
Part of that cost can be traced to the fees paid for music rights and the expense of producing elaborately choreographed musical numbers.
At these institutions, earned income — ticket sales — covers only about half of the expense of producing theater, or opera or ballet, on a first-class level.
Two days before nomination closed, he changed his mind, but by that time the CLP had gone to enormous expense in producing "Vote Janner" posters.
One that she highlighted is Synopsys, which makes software that allows semiconductor manufacturers to see how a complex chip design will work before going to the time and expense of producing the chip.
For some Broadway veterans of musical extravaganzas, however, the recent spate of understated, austere production values often feels like a disappointing concession to the increasing expense of producing on Broadway, especially in a recession.
