Sentence examples for producing ground from inspiring English sources

Clemens adjusted, relying heavily on his forkball, throwing it down in the strike zone and producing ground balls.

The testing required by the legislation would increase the cost of producing ground beef by about a penny a pound, a spokesman for the senator said.

Mel Stottlemyre, the Yankees' pitching coach, had been concerned this season with Pettitte's tendency to overthrow, to become enamored of his four-seam fastball instead of focusing on nicking the outside corner and producing ground balls.

"I think anyone who understands how important this water is to jobs, farms and towns in this area, an area which is a large food producing ground, will know that a company's quick profit on an Asian boom has to come second".

We may thus state that the reverse fault motion is in quite good harmony with the orientation of the long-term cumulative displacement in that the mountainous area is on the side of the hanging wall producing ground uplift.

In order to understand the physics under extreme solar conditions such as those producing ground level enhancements of solar cosmic rays, it is important to use accurate and reliable models.

Yvonne Senouf, co-founder, Meld, Athens, Greece, @yvonnegabrielle, @meldcc Yvonne co-founded Meld, an interactive global art platform producing ground-breaking and evocative artwork to cultivate social change.

It even takes a perverse pride in the nickname outsiders have dreamt up for its employees: Andersen androids (which suggests an army of clones who do exactly as they are told).What price creativity?McKinsey is more exercised than Andersen about producing ground-breaking ideas, but has not come up with a business book to grip the imagination since "In Search of Excellence" in 1982.

A younger company, two year-old Fetch Robotics of San Jose, is similarly producing ground-based robots that look like oversize Roombas and feature autonomous navigation, automatic distance following (so they can trail behind a warehouse worker who can pile products atop it), and warehouse monitoring and statistics.

John Whiston and Andy Harries convinced Allen and Shaps otherwise, citing Granada's history of producing ground-breaking drama and film as reasons for why The Deal should be made.

These conditions are ideal for producing ground-level O3.