Sentence examples for still not producing from inspiring English sources

"But to be honest, we're still not producing enough students".

The United States is still not producing enough new jobs.

Unfortunately, the economy is still not producing enough jobs, by a long shot, even for college educated workers.

Many big coal-fired power stations have taken decades to plan and build and are still not producing power.

Economic weakness or not, said Theresa Cardinal Brown, director of immigration policy at the Chamber of Commerce in Washington, American universities are still not producing enough advanced mathematics and science graduates, so employers must look overseas.

After these measures were still not producing enough progress, Fabius turned to "indabas" – by Zulu tradition, these are groups of elders convened to try to discuss disputes in communities.

We're still not produced in the same numbers as male playwrights".

Now the Dead Kennedys have reached parts of the world they never did during their Jello years, but still not produced any new songs.

Now, one year later, the Chinese government has still not produced an accurate list of school children who were killed, nor addressed the question of accountability.

The outcome of tomorrow's election is unlikely to produce a clear-cut result, but even if it does, it may still not produce stability because divisions are too wide.

Players were said to be tiring of a process that has still not produced movement on the financial issues that concern them most, and they could be reluctant to accept another extension.