Sentence examples for production has caught from inspiring English sources

In emerging Asia as a whole, industrial production has caught up with its historical trend, almost as if the Great Recession never happened.

Charlotte Delaney believes that the National Theatre production has caught the essence of her mother's play (she has met the cast, and seen some rehearsals).

These obvious advantages of scale in industrial production have caught the imagination of the economists from the time of Adam Smith in the 1770s; from the beginning of industrial revolution.

Despite being self-taught, her edgy and hard-hitting productions have caught the attention of Skrillex's Nest and drawn comparisons to Gesaffelstein and Trent Reznor.

The sharp production drop has caught the attention of the government, whose budget includes tax relief on decommissioning — the cleanup of depleted fields and installations — and other breaks to help the oil business.

That's the kind of production that has caught the eye of the White Sox, who have been searching for a left-handed bat.

But his overall production -- he has caught only eight passes in the past three games -- has mirrored that of the other receivers, declining while the fortunes of the running backs have improved.

On Friday, Ryan deflected a question about Winslow's potential unhappiness by citing the growth and production of Cumberland, who has caught seven passes for 139 yards and 2 touchdowns.

He added that Quickbuild has caught on and production in the UK could increase along with the range.

In planta production of starches with high proportion of RS has caught considerable attention since such an approach can generate valuable enhanced health promoting qualities directly in the crop.

LONDON — The forecast by the International Energy Agency that U.S. oil production would exceed that of Saudi Arabia within about five years has caught the oil and gas industry's attention.