Sentence examples for make producing from inspiring English sources

The Democratic shift may not make producing a final bill much easier.

Westchester's Latino population is far from homogenous, which can make producing a newspaper that appeals to a broad readership difficult.

There are also issues about consistency of selection and managerial loyalty to players who make producing the level of quality Celtic require an exception rather than a rule.

Tropical forest managers need detailed maps of forest types for REDD+, but spectral similarity among forest types; cloud and scan-line gaps; and scarce vegetation ground plots make producing such maps with satellite imagery difficult.

"Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" and "The Osbournes" are popular, and Hollywood movies receive wide release, but the high price tags of most musicals make producing them here financially perilous.

Sitting behind his desk in the third-floor home of the theater on West 43rd Street, Mr. Bank, a lean man in rumpled jeans and wire-rim glasses, seems out of place so close to Broadway, where the emphasis on the famous and familiar make producing even an old Neil Simon comedy a rather large risk.

His talk, titled "From Court to Table" described how legal rules structure the food we make, produce, buy and eat.

The government can shift the emphasis of its agricultural policies to make produce more affordable and soda less affordable.

It takes 700 gallons of water and 1.2 pounds of fossil fuels to make, produce and transport just one cotton T-shirt.

But we can help farmers decide how to make produce more affordable and abundant, without compromising their incomes.

This made producing a pretty picture immensely more challenging for us, though we feel it looks impressive nonetheless!