Sentence examples for for continued production from inspiring English sources

Given their persistence in the environment, continued formation from precursor compounds, and the potential for continued production by non-participating manufacturers in the U.S. and/or overseas, environmental contamination and human exposure with the potential for health impacts from these PFAAs is expected to continue even after they are phased out, as seen in the case of PFOS.

Accumulation of excess biomass contributes to decreasing production yields, and a method for limiting biomass formation while allowing for continued production of biochemicals is therefore desirable.

Feeding programs promoting daily feed intake (DFI) stability in rabbit males could be useful to ensure successful coverage of their nutritional requirements and for continued production of quality semen.

That doesn't mean he will, per se – effort can fluctuate just as easily as any other area of performance – but the logical foundation for continued production is certainly there.

The latest tranche of funding will be used to expand its dev team and for continued production on Seed which is in pre-alpha at this stage — with no release date announced yet.

Isuzu's Rodeo and Axiom models are built at the Indiana plant and the company contracted with Subaru for continued production until the end of the 2004 model run.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 18 (Special to The New York Times) - For the Boeing Aerospace Company, a division of the Boeing Company based in Seattle, winning the British Goverment's contract means further support for the continued production of the 707, which is now built solely for military applications, a spokesman said.

But, to allow for the continued production of these crucial dividends, natural capital (i.e. biodiversity) must be preserved (Sukhdev 2011).

"Our current plans call for the continued production of tractors in White's plant in Charles City, Iowa, but we will explore other options," Drexler said.

President Reagan appears headed for victory later this month in his highly visible lobbying blitz to persuade Congress to release funds for the continued production of the MX missile during the current fiscal year, according to sources on Capitol Hill.

Air National Guard officials also have lobbied for the F-22, hoping that continued production will enable several of their squadrons to fly the plane.