Sentence examples for produced makes from inspiring English sources
VIENNA — Berlioz's struggle to get his grand opera "Les Troyens" produced makes for sad reading.
"Finding out about the conditions under which iPhones and iPads are produced makes me disturbed to own one.
In India, for example, and other developing countries, the UN has calculated that the spoiling of edible foods means that as little as half of the quantity produced makes it to market in an edible condition.
Callous and barbarous wars in Yemen and Syria test our faith in humanity, while the unstoppable refugee crisis it produced makes us want to weep in despair for the decrepitude of our civilisation.
The European Union has detected a similar trend in several European countries, as has CyclOpe, the research institute.Reducing the amount of waste being produced makes a great deal of sense, provided it does not cost more, in either environmental or financial terms, than disposing of it in the usual way.
On the 10th anniversary of her memoir, we can be assured that Goldsworthy survived, but the soulsearching that that diagnosis produced makes for a compelling read; often funny and sceptical but the horror of war in the Nineties looms over it all, of course.
The piece she produced made her famous.
Four years later Charlie produced Making Tracks, a serviceable history of Atlantic Records.
The striking research Baldassari produced made her one of the world's leading authorities on Picasso.
It is not the first time that eggs he produced made people sick.
Cotton, one of the world's leading agricultural crops, is plentiful and economically produced, making cotton products relatively inexpensive.
