Sentence examples for production push from inspiring English sources
In effect, the makers used the dealer network as a sponge to absorb excess production with huge discounts, noisy marketing promotions and lower profit margins.Now car makers all over the world are trying to switch to a more sophisticated retail "pull" model rather than one that relies on production "push".
In zebrafish and Xenopus, semicircular canal ducts develop when projections of epithelium, driven by extracellular matrix production, push into the otic vesicle and fuse to form pillars.
Sometimes, O.P.E.C. agrees to cut back on oil production, pushing up the price of oil.
The further this production pushes towards absurdity, the more appropriately it reflects reality.
The mechanisation of soybean production pushed Paraná's agricultural workers off their land and into the city.
The losers are not just American taxpayers but some of the world's poorest farmers, as America's subsidised production pushes down world prices.
The Ashanti Goldfields Company, which AngloGold has offered to buy for about $1.07 billion, said first-quarter profit slumped 59percentt as lower production pushed up its mining costs.
Oxfam is warning that, without urgent action, climate change will hit food production, pushing up food prices and damaging efforts to tackle hunger and malnutrition around the world.
Egypt freed its currency to float against the dollar: it promptly depreciated by 16%.A boom in car and semiconductor production pushed South Korea's industrial output up by 9.5% in the year to December.
A tide of revolutionary fervor in North Africa and the Middle East temporarily cut oil production, pushed up prices and raised questions about political stability in the critical oil-producing region.
Since late last year, members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries have been ratcheting up output as anxiety over a war with Iraq, heightened United States demand during an unusually cold winter and interrupted Venezuelan production pushed oil prices steadily higher.
