Sentence examples for production fight from inspiring English sources

Advocates cite its ability to boost milk production, fight postpartum depression, reduce pain and increase energy in new mothers.

The cast of "Carmen," here set in Fascist Franco Spain, has been rehearsing not just the vocals, but also various forms of violence, under the watchful eye of the production's fight director and wonder from down under, Nigel Poulton.

"We will encourage the provision of more water sources that will permit farmers to improve on the quality and quantity of their production and fight against poverty and hunger in the desert-stricken northern region of Cameroon and beyond".

Our production's "fight and flight director" Ran Braun asked me the other day what it felt like to be the opera singer with the most logged flight hours in Europe, if not the world.

"What is the use in giving a 40-fold wage increase if you are not giving them the possibility of producing something?" To get the economy going again, one diplomat said, North Korea is counting on the introduction of pay incentives to workers based on performance, and on the development of more private farmers' markets in order to increase grain production and fight chronic undernourishment.

The company is facing headwinds as it attempts to scale production and fight off an increasing amount of competitors in its space.

Oil prices fell on Monday, after Russia's finance minister Anton Siluanov said Russia and OPEC may decide to boost production to fight the US for market share.

According to Ostad, the innate properties of orchids can potentially help stimulate collagen production and fight free radicals.

Today we've released a new report that looks at what these farmers need to be able to increase production and fight hunger.

Thinking among Saudi elites was to (a) maintain the kingdom's level of global oil production; (b) fight for its global market share; and (c) allow oil prices to collapse.

Th2 cells drive the humoral immunity and upregulate antibody production to fight extracellular organisms.