Sentence examples for internationally produced from inspiring English sources

She believed that internationally produced articles were likely to have a greater impact because of the perception that global problems were best addressed by international research teams.

China routinely keeps a tight reign on Hollywood productions, with just 34 internationally produced movies given permission to screen in cinemas each year as part of a strict quota system.

Reflecting on his work and that of his friend Ben Strong, of the New York Fed, he wrote, "As I look back, it now seems that, with all the thought and work and good intentions... nothing that I did, and very little that old Ben did, internationally produced any good effect — or indeed any effect at all except that we collected money from a lot of poor devils and gave it over to the four winds".

"The best thing about cabinet systems today is there are internationally produced interior storage systems that aren't made out of wood, which takes up too much room oftentimes".

In truth, however, investing internationally has produced bountiful rewards for bold investors for several decades.

It also charted internationally and produced two singles, including the UK top-40 hit "Shutterbugg".

They have then grown internationally by producing overseas, for new customers, the same goods they produce and sell to their customers at home: 87% of foreign direct investment is made in search of local markets, according to McKinsey, a consultancy.

The equilibrium drachma rate would make Greek workers internationally competitive, producing a decline in living standards between the 18 percent needed to match Portugal's and the 50 percent to reach Bulgarian levels.

He partnered with fellow DJ John Digweed in 1993, touring internationally and producing a series of mixes (compilations of other artists' work played in a continuous fashion).

Death certificates were also analysed according to the methods of ICD-10 (international classification of diseases, 10th revision), 23 used nationally and internationally to produce national mortality statistics.

During the 1950s Visconti produced internationally recognized operas starring the soprano Maria Callas.