Sentence examples for production carries from inspiring English sources

The dark side of renewable energy is that every form of production carries its own environmental baggage.

But their production carries a cost; using more than 40 elements that are mined with untold environmental and social effects on every inhabited continent on earth.

The Jean-Pierre Ponnelle production carries its 28 years with a kind of wan dignity, even though it has had 15 years to rest up from its last appearances here.

The development of capital is clearly not good in itself – and the tendential dominance of immaterial or biopolitical production carries with it a series of new and more severe forms of exploitation and control.

Nuclear experts say indigenous production carries with it the risk of military diversion for nuclear arms, and that the risk is rising as a growing number of countries around the world embrace atomic power or plan to expand their nuclear programs.

The steering wheel of the Continental GT Speed, among the most shapely in production, carries over to the Flying Spur, as does the general scheme of the dash and dials.

The award is given to the best fringe production carrying a human rights message.

"Why is not all production carried on by one big firm?" he asked.

The irony is, of course, that industrialised food production, carried on far from our sight, undoubtedly treats animals worse.

Squab production, carried on locally, is rare in most countries with established poultry industries, though the meat is often marketed as a gourmet item.

But, though the acting and production carry a tremendous visceral charge, they cannot disguise the fact that the 24-year-old Schiller was still learning his craft as a dramatist.