Sentence examples for has either produced from inspiring English sources

True, he has either produced or executive produced many film classics, including Blue Velvet, Nights of Cabiria and Serpico.

Every year Mr Bush has either produced or endorsed some vast new government scheme: first education reform, then the farm bill, now the prescription-drug benefit.

In Precious, the fifth film that Daniels has either produced or directed, he returns to the formula that won him acclaim and won Halle Berry an Oscar for her role in Monster's Ball -- poor Black women are pathetic, sick and incapable of caring for themselves or their children.

Movies that Film Booking Offices had either produced or arranged to distribute were released under the FBO banner through the end of 1929.

Of 136 groups or organisations contacted initially, 101 groups indicated they had either produced heart failure resources, were in the process of producing resources or were using resources produced by other organisations, and were sent the questionnaire.

diArk has been developed to store, organize and present information about sequencing projects, that have either produced preliminary or final assemblies of genome data, or that have resulted in substantial amounts of EST or cDNA data.

The whole experiment was run in four replicates and lasted for 15 days, until all experimental animals had either produced three subitaneous clutches or two broods with resting eggs (embedded in ephippia).

In the first experiment, social experience of the focal rats was manipulated by pairing them with cooperative or defective partners (stooges) that had either produced food for them ('cooperator') or not ('defector') in the identical but role-reversed situation (direct reciprocity [ 19]).

Emphasis of research has either been placed on producing high power density with adequate energy conversion efficiency for mobile power source applications or on high energy efficiency with adequate power density for stationary power source applications.

These changes have increased the cost of inputs, while the price of produce has either decreased or become far more volatile.

Today's decision means that EPA will now have to either produce a new cost-benefit analysis, or write an entirely new mercury plan at the same time that the agency already has a full agenda because of its efforts to take action on climate change.