Sentence examples for imposing production from inspiring English sources

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Statistically it will be the most imposing production of the season.

Yet the newcomer was not a very imposing production: four pages, six columns each, closely printed; no illustrations; few advertisements.

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Direct measurement of kinematic error requires special devices such as laser interferometers, grid plate encoders or double ball bars, which impose production stop and specialized staff.

The Texas governor sent in troops to impose production quotas that reduced the waste, but, even then, much of the recoverable oil was forever lost.

The OptForce computational protocol (Ranganathan et al., 2010) was used for arriving at suggestions for strain redesign by identifying the minimal set of reactions that need to be actively manipulated to guarantee an imposed production yield.

Two major plays, in fact: back in April, a kaleidoscopic collage of scenes from the English civil wars, "Light Shining in Buckinghamshire" (1976), was given an imposing new production by Lyndsey Turner (who then directed Benedict Cumberbatch in "Hamlet").

(Anthony Tommasini) ★ 'Otello' (Tuesday) Elijah Moshinsky's imposing 1994 production of this Verdi opera returns to the Met with the same two singers who performed the leading roles when the production was last at the house in 2008: the heldentenor Johan Botha sings the title role and the soprano Renée Fleming sings Desdemona.

(Steve Smith) ★ 'Nabucco' (Tuesday) Verdi's breakthrough early opera, a biblical epic about Babylonian oppression of the Jews, returns to the Met in Elijah Moshinsky's imposing 2001 production, with a rotating set that reveals King Solomon's temple in Jerusalem on one side and King Nabucco's palace in Babylon on the other.

It should be pointed out once more that while for the country order is imposed by production, for the city, as well as production, the multiplicity of social subjects are important, as is the prominence of the service functions, events, needs, etc. that are projected onto the organisation of space.

The state profits from oil and natural gas both through taxes imposed on production from its offshore fields and from direct investment in petroleum projects.

"A spike in oil prices can have the potential to set off inflationary pressures, lead to slower growth and impose higher production costs on business," he said.

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