Sentence examples for longer production from inspiring English sources

According to Bell, it's important for animated shows to be renewed early to allow for their longer production time.

So the pace of globalization may slow from what it was and the modalities may change, but what we have seen over the last 20-25 years will continue: Greater interdependence and longer production chains with more links in them.

In 1820, for an edition of Thomas Campbell's poem Pleasures of Hope, he engraved the first plates on mild steel rather than copper, giving much longer production runs from each plate.

The concept of a joint strike fighter, usable by the Air Force, Navy and Marines, allowing longer production lines and lower costs, dates back to the Clinton administration and has been supported by Pentagon officials from both parties.

Whereas crowdfunded gadgets tend to ship within a year of their campaigns, more complex games have longer production processes: inXile's team has been providing regular updates on the design process for Torment, with full production about to kick off.

Harper's magazine, which has a much longer production schedule, is publishing an inadvertently topical essay in its issue distributed this week: a report about the perspective of Palestinian stone-throwers toward the state of Israel by Chris Hedges, a reporter for The New York Times.

The problem with the longer production-to-release cycle issue isn't one that only affects developers when there are serious bugs, either.

The problem with the longer production-to-release cycle issue isn't one that only affects developers when there are serious bugs, either.

The basis for the longer productions with novel stimuli is discussed in more detail below.

It is important to avoid confusing and panicking the public and to reassure them that all the Beko affected products referred to are no longer in production".

We no longer limit production.