Sentence examples for stepped-up production from inspiring English sources

Milk prices, reflecting stepped-up production, dropped 60 cents from September, to an October average of $13.60 a 100 pounds.

Restocking, in turn, requires stepped-up production, and when that happens, the recovery is on its way -- unless consumption falters.

It was Svante Arrhenius, employing measurements of infrared radiation from the full moon, who did the first calculations of the possible effects of man's stepped-up production of carbon dioxide.

Although stepped-up production could alleviate pressure on rising prices, analysts say, the Saudis, who produce 10% of the world's oil, have no incentive to aid the U.S. alone.

But the president's appeals for stepped-up production -- an appeal he made personally to the king in January, when the price of oil still hovered below $100 a barrel -- conflicts with a firm Saudi practice of matching oil output with demand and maintaining stability in the world's oil market, while heeding quotas set by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.

Bolivian and Peruvian growers therefore stepped up production.

Consumer confidence lifted, factories stepped up production and small businesses showed signs of life.

In 1952, Mr. Capron bought an old cookware factory, and stepped up production while maintaining the handmade process.

India's industrial output jumped 11.7percentt in June, as manufacturers stepped up production to feed demand amid a galloping economy.

BEIJING — Factories in Asia stepped up production in December, with China's output growing at its fastest pace on record, a private purchasing managers' index showed Monday.

BP has been exploiting the area off Shetland since the 1970s but stepped up production in the mid-1990s as other reserves in more accesible areas ran dry.