Sentence examples for quit producing from inspiring English sources

The odds of Ford's retro-look Thunderbird gaining value anytime soon must have been compromised by the company's announcement that it will quit producing the car next year.

After General Motors quit producing the Chevrolet Caprice in 1996, Ford won the bulk of the approximately 70,000-unit-a-year market.

The refinery had to quit producing about 40% of its product as jet fuel, on which profits were non-existent, and to increase its production of gasoline and diesel fuel, better-selling products that allowed it to lose less money per barrel of production and to collect on government incentives paid to refineries that mix corn-based ethanol into auto fuels.

"He already began to change when he decided to quit producing in television; he went to live in the States.

During the early '80s, studio president Lou Scheimer quit producing network kidvid shows to develop a program based on a line of sword-and-sorcery toys from Mattel.

Another improvement of 144 can be achieved by assigning with respect to the team rewards over task quitting producing an average score of 6,106 ± 601 but this improvement is only significant to p < 0.15.

So last fall the four melded their production companies into one, Mr. Moore and Mr. Bailey quit their producing jobs and LivePlanet opened its doors.

Gilder wrote several plays, including Quits, produced in Philadelphia in 1877; Sevenoaks (1878), based on Josiah G. Holland's novel of that name; and A Wonderful Woman (1878).

While it's true that smoking can cause irreversible harm to your health, quitting produces immediate benefits, such as reducing your heart rate and blood pressure.[44] Your risk of heart attack can begin to drop within just 24 hours, with full effects within 1-2 years.[45] Your lungs can begin to return to their healthy state in just 1-9 months.[46] It's never too late to quit.

In addition, nurses gave all women in the intervention group an information pack containing: (a) the leaflet we developed for the study: Smoking and Women's Health; (b) the self-help booklet produced by the Department of Health: Giving up for life; (c) the booklet produced by QUIT: Quit smoking without putting on weight; and (d) a card listing local and national smoking cessation services.

For heavy users, trying to quit can produce a host of withdrawal symptoms, including drug craving, sleep disturbances, anxiety, irritability and dysphoria -- all of which can prompt the user to go back to smoking pot.