Sentence examples for production to develop from inspiring English sources

George O. Brome's script and the crew would have certainly benefited from a more modest production to develop and test the work.

Here are seven tips from film company First Light, a UK-wide organisation that uses film and media production to develop skills in young people up to the age of 25.

Our research involves working with our colleagues in production to develop new formats, and make programmes more interactive, personalised and responsive to the audience's immediate environment.

At this stage, capital is used to increase production, to develop new services/products, to finance acquisitions and/or to increase the working capital of the business (Rossi, 2015).

It will be very important, in terms of maximizing ethanol production, to develop methods to efficiently maximize harvest of corn stover, while still maintaining soil productivity and preventing erosion.

by Farmers' Field Schools in eight countries to promote integrated protection, to improve plant genetic resources and seed production, to develop new crop varieties and to disseminate this information on the Internet.

The thing is, it's rare these days for German products to be made entirely in Germany; like major companies in other industrialized countries, German firms have outsourced a lot of their production to developing countries where wages are low.

Many Korean-made cars will arrive here bearing familiar domestic labels, as the American auto companies join industries such as shoes, textiles and consumer electronics in shifting production to developing nations to take advantage of low-cost labor.

In order to maximize profits, many corporations looked for ways to cut corners: they began to use cheaper materials, outsource production to developing nations (while falsely claiming that their goods were made in Western Europe) and replace hand craftsmanship with assembly-line production.

In his talk, Doug Boyd emphasized how the digital turn has allowed oral history post-production to develop greater interactivity between the narrators and the audiences and broader public consumption.

The Public Forum and Toxics Assistance (PFTA) division uses Community Environmental Forum Theater productions to develop public awareness of linkages between toxic exposures and human health, and to promote dialogue on risk assessment and public environmental policy.