Sentence examples similar to stretched production from inspiring English sources

He had plans to produce variants of its then-current MGF model and introduce saloons later, possibly stretching production to 100,000 cars a year.

I would say the first one I really had to stretch production value was 300--the music budget was probably 1/10th of what they spent on Troy.

That premium arises from the fear among oil traders that rising global demand has stretched oil production too thin.

While wires are often bent or stretched during production, the recent cases involved wires being damaged intentionally in a variety of ways, the person said.

The other significant show at the festival this year was "This Beautiful City," an ambitious, talent-stretching production from the New York troupe the Civilians.

Then the rhythm kicks in, and it's classic um-da um-da late-disco/hi-energy, albeit with psychedelic 21st-century time-stretching production touches.

Mr. Gomes: It definitely stretches the production dollar.

We apply our approach to an industrial use case (stretch film production), collecting the expert knowledge through interviews and card-sorting techniques, and performing a logistic regression and decision tree analysis in the data-mining part.

Making sure a game works as a "game," in the traditional sense of the word, can stretch final production out to the four-year mark.

There was heavy demand for small change, and as delays in actual production stretched into the second half of the year, Woolley was forced to have Barber prepare dies for 1916-dated dimes and quarters bearing the chief engraver's 1892 design.

The image of the alien was stretched in post-production to make it look taller and skinnier.