Sentence examples for outdated production from inspiring English sources
Kraft's Mondelēz division is pumping £75m into Bournville to replace six outdated production lines with four new lines.
"Our province is forthrightly in step with the national aim to get rid of outdated production capacity," said a recent statement to announce the shuttering of the mill.
Partly it's the economy, of course, but a lot of it is just down to the games industry not functioning as well as it should, on outdated production methods and sky high budgets.
They want to recast an outdated production process in an abandoned Polaroid factory because they think people still have room in their hearts for retro photography that eschews airbrushing or Photoshop.
They want to recast an outdated production process in an abandoned Polaroid factory for an age that has fallen for digital pictures because they think people still have room in their hearts for retro photography that eschews airbrushing or Photoshop.
Consequently, farmers use a rudimentary agricultural technology mostly based on outdated production methods and inputs.
Here, we argue that the importance of technical operations is undeniable, offering possible solutions by drawing on lessons from outdated biotherapeutics production methods and highlighting advances in the field.
The agriculture minister is to overhaul outdated rice-production policies that offer generous subsidies for farmers.
So much so, that the kids who are most likely to be the leaders in tomorrow's world are regularly diagnosed as having a problem (ADHD) and anaesthetized by Ritalin and other drugs in order to force them through an outdated, factory-production-line form of education that bores the most creative to distraction.
"It seems its commitment to inflexible, outdated, unaffordable power production knows no bounds".
Although aerospace is impressive, many factories making hardware for the armed forces rely on outdated technology and production methods that prop up jobs but do little for the armed forces' needs.
