Sentence examples for harming production from inspiring English sources

States such as Colorado show that methane leaks can, in fact, be managed cost-effectively and without harming production – just as investors demand.

On Oct. 22, the U.S. International Trade Commission found that in 12 of 33 steel categories under investigation, imports were harming production.

Harm production : an argument for decriminalization / Joanna N. Erdman.

The industry has also objected to being stripped of tax credits, which it claims will harm production in the long run.

The fact that export controls can shift supply and actually harm production for the domestic market bears important implications for the design of policies in the future.

Egypt, meanwhile, worries that the dam will curtail its own water supply, harming agricultural production and reducing electricity output from the Aswan dam – widely considered a symbol of Egyptian achievement.

While the media claim global warming is jeopardizing our beer bellies by harming barley production, U.S. farmers in 2009 netted their highest ever barley yield per acre.

In essence, the solution creates a software copy of the network that can be modeled and tested without harming the production network.

The PTC was aware that the Smith Connally Act forbade strikes harming war production and that if, with a contract impasse, TWU itself had initiated a contract strike, the union might have been tossed out.

Tight underwear or pants, athletic or swim spandex materials, and harness gear that cuts of circulation to the groin area may interfere with male fertility by harming sperm production or weakening the quality of sperm.

Pesticide manufacturers and UK ministers have argued that the science is inconclusive and that a ban would harm food production, but conservationists say harm stemming from dying pollinators is even greater.