Sentence examples for produce makes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shepherd is convinced that raising fresh, organic produce makes economic, philosophical and gustatory sense.

Whether you buy anything or not, half an hour wandering among the incredible range of produce makes it one of London's best free foodie experiences.

But as Mr. Coleman, the Mazda engineer, noted, a naturally aspirated engine, being less costly to produce, makes a better partner for a hybrid drive system than a turbocharged engine, so a hybrid is at least a possibility.

The emphasis on decidedly local produce makes Chicago seem more like Berkeley, at least this time of year, but it shows how California cuisine is evolving into American cuisine.

But the Canadian Wheat Board is advising farmers not to plant it, since much of their produce makes its way to export markets in Europe, which might be jeopardised if GM material were to sneak in.

General-purpose design tools can be applied to a wide variety of design problems, but the large number of unique states they are able to produce makes it difficult to find results most relevant to a specific design problem.

It will cost $300,000 to produce, making it one of the Public Art Fund's most expensive projects.

Do the designs we produce make sense and give meaning to people?

The spikes in demand they produce make stocks hard to manage for both retailers and their suppliers.

At Fink's Country Farm, near the hot-dog truck, hearse drivers stopping to buy produce make up a big chunk of business in the summer months.

Homegrown flowers, like homegrown produce, make both aesthetic and economic sense in a business where profit margins can be thinner than French crepes.