Sentence examples for production and preparing from inspiring English sources

Automakers are also cutting truck production and preparing to build more small vehicles.

The rest -- in particular, speeding up production and preparing for the coming push to customize cars on an huge new scale -- will not be.

"She happily dealt with everything we threw her way". In the lab, she worked on several projects including cultivating the bacteria that is responsible for "mousy" taint in cider and wine production and preparing samples of faulty wines for demonstrations and short courses.

Investments will be made in technology, operations (including a 500,000 square foot fulfillment center in Louisville, KY and a 50,000 square-foot office space), manufacturing, creative production — and preparing to go global.

The instructional designer will coordinate the logistics for course production and prepare for the project's initial launch and beyond.

Its original director, Alex Lippard, is no longer with the show, and, according to its publicist, "an uncredited creative consultant was brought in to finish the production and prepare it for opening," which was delayed a week.

Antonio Maciel, a Brazilian executive with experience in construction, agribusiness and transport, was hired in 1999 to revive Ford's moribund Brazilian dealership network, overhaul truck production and prepare for the new factory and the introduction of the first Amazon car -- a tougher, cheaper, Brazilian-engineered version of Europe's Fiesta hatchback.

These upgrades allowed GM to triple the rate of Volt production and prepared the plant for 2012 Volt and Ampera production.

Cells of strain IPNS 4.2 were cultivated on methanol to induce IPNS production and prepared for immunocytochemistry using polyclonal α-IPNS antiserum.

Founder Marc Raibert says that the company's dog-like SpotMini robot is in pre-production and preparing for commercial availability in 2019.

But OPEC “would do well in implementing past production cuts, and prepare for further cuts in time for the seasonally weaker second quarter,” he said in a research note.