Sentence examples for protracted production from inspiring English sources

The game, Braid, had been in development for three years, an unthinkably protracted production time for an independent, self-funded project.

The astonishingly protracted production — as wild and free as it was methodical and meticulous — is described in detail in Ray Carney's indispensable book "Cassavetes on Cassavetes".

She's fairly scathing about some, considering herself miscast in Allen's deadly serious Interiors and finding the character of Louise Bryant, the radical heroine she played in Beatty's unduly protracted production of Reds, a dislikable character.

The latest Wuthering Heights arrived in Venice at the end of a painful, protracted production, with the film initially tipped to appear at the Cannes film festival last May.

Planes have historically had a protracted production cycle; to design, assemble and certify a new aircraft takes considerable time.

He also said that the album's protracted production history enabled the group to experiment with the songs and repeatedly alter them to taste, thus ironically yielding a record that was considered better than if they had been able to simply record it and be done with it sooner.

But they should be, and not merely because of the Kubrick mystique and the conspiratorial web spun around successive protracted productions.

If it becomes protracted, the production delay could lead to a postponement of the film's July 11 release date.

Accordingly to its extended half-life, C.E.R.A. induced a more sustained erythropoietic response, as evidenced by the more protracted reticulocyte production under monthly administration intervals (secondary outcome).

Production was protracted and reviews none too positive.

He didn't have to pretend that his film would be something other than what it turned out to be, and, as a result, he was able to conceive his entire process of production — as protracted or unusual as it may have been — in proper balance with the means at hand.