Sentence examples for match production from inspiring English sources

"We're going to match production with demand," Mr. Akerson told reporters.

By 1928 Kreuger's concern probably controlled more than half the match production of the world.

Kreuger would, he said (usually with great secrecy), lend money to countries that provided him with a national monopoly on match production.

In addition, firms like Daimler, BMW or the software maker SAP have expanded operations in the United States to match production costs with sales.

None of the men have located similarly secure handles on their characters, and Mr. Chaikin hasn't given them a classic Shepard-style wrestling match production in which they could lose themselves in adrenaline.

Some economists have argued that the role of inventories has changed, as just-in-time methods of inventory control allow firms to match production more closely to sales, avoiding a build-up in stocks that might later force them to slash production.

During its long initial run, some 40 songs came and went into the revue, so this mix-and-match production is in character, explained Richard Harper, the musical director.

Rather than matching production of goods to the sustainable use of existing water resources, India, like governments around the world, hopes to use engineering to increase the amount of water, said Hoekstra.

That cartridge, manufactured in Ukraine, would be a natural candidate for a booby trap with a secondary purpose, because its stamping matches production lots of Kalashnikov rounds apparently provided to the rebels by Saudi Arabia.

(In English, this means matching production to forecasted demand).

El-Banbi and Wattenbarger (1996) developed a method for matching production data of commingled gas reservoirs.