Sentence examples for producing, for instance from inspiring English sources

He also has a creative impulse, producing, for instance, a custom lapel pin that he and his aides wear diligently.

And if producing, for instance, a scheme of work, or an observed lesson, you can ask for and get immediate feedback as to where the best research has been done on this subject.

In addition, company executives were overly optimistic, producing, for instance, twelve million copies of a Pac-Man game for the 2600 even though only ten million people owned that console.

The picture quality is OK (8.5dpi pixel density), but you can't expect the same awesome images Sony's XEL-1 is producing, for instance.

TV episodes and movies are expensive to produce, for instance, and DVDs do not sell the way they used to.

He produced, for instance, a series of pictures in which the vast diggers and dumpers of the construction industry have morphed into carnivorous dinosaurs, snapping at each other and at the landscape with hostility and greed.

A lot of time at the academy is spent with language itself; the poems that the inmates produce, for instance, can be memorable, and, though many of them begin with the familiar iambic rap rhythm, they more often escape it.

The main battleground is now ideo-technological; the Central Powers have been reimagined as the Clankers, reliant on huge, inexorable walking war machines, while the Entente Powers are Darwinists, who take extraordinary experimental liberties with nature to produce, for instance, flechette bats who excrete steel weaponry, aboard living dirigibles.

Because there has been a disparity in financial well-being among the teams — with Toronto, Detroit, Montreal, and New York thriving and the rest not as much — the league instituted a salary cap in 2005, which produced, for instance, the current Rangers team, by forcing them to develop their own players rather than each year signing the most glamorous names available.

It was while he was in the Army that he persuaded the officers' mess cook to experiment with various kinds of recipes and to produce, for instance, "Gigot d'agneau Romarin" for their table rather than just roast lamb and two veg.

The companies that ran these businesses cost-engineered the products to make them cheaper to produce, for instance, by making mattresses singled-sided — which forces more frequent replacements.