Sentence examples for has produced very from inspiring English sources

The Office of Budget Responsibility has produced very similar projections.

But AIM's market leadership has produced very little financial benefit.

The city has been through many of the same issues as London but has produced very different answers.

Both the American and the Israeli shuls are unquestionably lost masterpieces, especially poignant in a period that has produced very little distinguished religious architecture.

A new meningococcal vaccine, just introduced in West Africa, has produced very encouraging results, according to the public-private partnership coordinating its distribution.

In the last year or two, basic science has produced very exciting genetic studies of several new risk factors for Alzheimer's, variations of genes associated with a greater risk, although not certainty, of developing Alzheimer's disease.

For many of the 1.4 million Israelis who are Arabs, the war has produced a very different feeling, a mix of anger and despair.

And some valuations of standing forests in the Amazon have produced very positive results.

"Sadly, we have produced very few performers who go on to work in the UK.

The dates have produced very similar results and calibrate to the end of the third millennium BC (4,000 years ago).

"It had produced very popular products and then it just lost its way and it got into internal turmoil about producing new products.