Sentence examples for operation that produced from inspiring English sources
He also oversaw a high-technology operation that produced silicon, the essential material for computer microchips.
The Phipps family is distinguished for a breeding operation that produced nine individual champions, Buckpasser, Easy Goer included.
Eight years after the beginning of that immensely costly diversion it was old-fashioned police (intelligence) work and a small-scale special-forces operation that produced the desired result.
The man who is said to be Eta's top military commander was arrested in France early yesterday, in a Franco-Spanish police operation that produced eight further detentions and dealt a heavy blow to Europe's most intransigent armed separatist group.
As a result, the new Global Trends boasts about the size and reach of the operation that produced it.
Finally, although nearby represents results that are a composite of GFF and BED features (i.e. genes and snps), the operation that produced nearby was driven by the gene GFF file.
A "farm," for state and federal purposes, includes "any agricultural operation that produces or sells over $1,000 worth of product".
These greenhouses, along with 190 acres on the Eastern Shore and 15 acres in St . Cloud Fla., make up the Bluemel Nurseries, a wholesale operation that produces four million to five million plants a year.
The success of her restoration work has made it possible to raise honeybees on the land -- an operation that produces 100 gallons of honey every year for donation to local charities.
"I talked with a distributor, and before I could even finish my sentence, he wanted me to write a letter to my legislator saying I was against direct shipment," said John H. Brahm III, owner of Arbor Hill Winery in Naples, N.Y., a small operation that produces about 2,000 cases of wine a year.
At the original Miller brewery in downtown Milwaukee — now a tiny piece of a mammoth operation that produces more than 100 million cases of beer annually — roughly 25 of the 550 workers who labor for hourly wages typically leave the company in the course of a year.
