Sentence examples for produced materials from inspiring English sources
Servicing hybrid or all-electric vehicles may be harder in embassies than at home, as is incorporating locally produced materials.
The firm also produced materials indicating that a portfolio mix dominated by equities, as the Hagmans' portfolio was, does not qualify as conservative.
Creators of the new show houses hope that their projects will showcase practices that support the basic tenets of green building: clean indoor air, energy and water efficiency, and recycled or locally produced materials.
Researchers had produced materials with negative refractive indexes, which bend light in the opposite direction from that of conventional materials and therefore might be used for new kinds of lenses or, possibly, for so-called invisibility cloaks.
In 1940, they produced materials for the Republican Wendell Willkie's Presidential campaign, including a speaker's manual that offered advice about how to handle Democrats in the audience: "rather than refer to the opponent as the 'Democratic Party' or 'New Deal Administration' refer to the Candidate by name only".
He produced materials indicating that Lehman sales representatives were tipped off to upcoming research changes; data showing suspicious trades in dozens of stocks; organizational charts and floor plans showing that some Lehman executives who were part of the research department were located near sales and trading desks.
Her mass-produced materials are purchased new, and she doesn't use trash.
Their lightweight structures, made of everyday mass-produced materials, were the sunny face of cold war America.
The houses should be built of mass-produced materials tough enough to protect their inhabitants from a hostile world.
By the nineteen-fifties, American artists often used cheap, mass-produced materials that weren't intended to endure — at least, not across centuries.
"Untitled: Crushed Boxes," an installation by Phyllida Barlow, a British sculptor known for her use of mass-produced materials, fills a section of the gallery the way construction blocks the sidewalks of Manhattan.
