Sentence examples for someday producing from inspiring English sources
He and Williams are both enthusiastic about the possibility of someday producing audio on the outside.
Minnesotans can only hope that their model someday produces a senator.
Does that mean sim racing can someday produce the next crop of driving prospects?
American officials had been pressing China to expand consumption instead of building ever more factories that could someday produce even more exports.
The bubbly ruched train of a blue and white evening dress could have been inspired by the shape of Hefty bags piled at a curb, but the technique may someday produce a hip down jacket.
But everyone agreed that the city's ruins were extraordinary, so well-preserved and accessible, and that they might someday produce insights into what made the Aphrodisians recognize stability as a condition worth celebrating.
The question is whether the dialogue will someday produce something like the Arab Spring, which Vali R. Nasr, dean of the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University, describes as a series of headless revolutions — hard to decapitate, but also hard to guide, control or predict.
At the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, the Magnetic Reconnection Experiment is an effort to shed light on the basic physics of reconnection, while the National Spherical Torus Experiment in the same laboratory is exploring the possibility that the phenomenon could be used to help confine hot plasmas that might someday produce large amounts of energy from thermonuclear fusion.
Iraq could someday produce more oil than Saudi Arabia; it's natural that Exxon wants to be there.
The Aimec isn't available for purchase yet, but the self-made millionaire (he created the Cube World game) plans to someday produce the robot for home use.
Many scientists hope human ES cells, which can in theory become any of the body's cell types, might someday produce treatments for chronic and devastating diseases such as Parkinson's and diabetes.
