Sentence examples for production exigencies from inspiring English sources

He holds as integral to the business of proper criticism – and while he's talking about film this could certainly apply across all the arts – that its practitioners should be considered in their verdicts, be prepared to accept personal attribution, and should respect the production exigencies of their chosen art form.

Of course there are obvious differences that work against the theatre ever having a meaningful equivalent, not least the exigencies of production - sets, costumes, lighting - that would make it infernally difficult to showcase a different piece nightly for two months as the Proms manages so deftly.

What this essentially means is a song like You'll Be Mine, their next single – mooted for early 2011 release – satisfies the Pierces' penchant for 70s radio melodies while meeting the exigencies of contemporary production.

Why neither company has been able to figure this out yet is no doubt due more to market exigencies and the high cost of retooling production lines than to cluelessness.

Since craft artists do not ordinarily create works for mass production, their freedom to innovate formally and conceptually could be even greater than it is for designers, whose ideas must take into consideration the exigencies of industrial production and mass marketing.

But there are exigencies.

Exigencies of living hammer away impatiently.

Well, show business is full of exigencies.

Professionally, he embraced the exigencies of New Grub Street.

No writer is sharper about the fickle exigencies of desire.

The exigencies of finance frequently lie behind the stories.