Sentence examples for started mass producing from inspiring English sources
Sometime around the mid-19th to early 20th centuries major players like Durex and Trojan started mass producing these sheaths in rubber, but faster and cheaper and condoms became the best form of birth control in the Western world before the introduction of the pill.
GM, for example, bought Cruise Automation and released Super Cruise on the Cadillac CTS 6; started mass producing Chevy Bolts and planning more than 20 new EV models in the next five years; invested in Lyft; and created Maven, its own ride-on-demand service, with autonomous rides due to start this year.
Continuing to focus on computers will be like producing buggy whips for horse drawn conveyances when Henry Ford started mass producing the Model T. Thomas Friedman in his recent New York Times column "The New Sputnik" argues that China has launched a direct economic challenge to the U.S. and the world around energy production and efficiency.
Later, Albert Sadacca came up with "safe" Christmas lights and recognizing the market potential, he started mass producing the brightly colored bulbs through a company called NOMA.
It may be six months before North Korea starts mass producing nuclear weapons, but already it has blown apart the Bush administration's months-long effort to portray Saddam Hussein as uniquely dangerous.
The company is looking to raise $40,000 to start mass producing the Vocca Light Switch.
They've been working on David for most of the year and are ready to start mass producing in Ohio.
We're thinking they should problem just start mass producing them now.
If Fujiwara doesn't start mass producing this for the world's populace to enjoy, I will cry tears of sadness.
One person familiar with the situation said Pegatron is scheduled to start mass producing the CDMA iPhones in September, but it was unclear when Apple might make the model available.
Hyundai Motor recently started mass-producing a hydrogen-powered sport utility vehicle for the United States, Korean and European markets.
