Sentence examples for systems will produce from inspiring English sources

So historically, the public — and candidates for public office — have grudgingly accepted that their voting systems will produce some errors here and there.

When you don't have such data and staff can pull down seemingly the same metrics from different systems, inevitably those systems will produce different numbers.

A helicon plasma source along with ion cyclotron and electron Bernstein wave heating systems will produce ITER divertor relevant plasma conditions with steady-state parallel heat fluxes of up to 40 Mwith wion ion fluxes up to 1024/m2 s on target.

RGGI estimates that these systems will produce nearly 1,500 megawatt-hours of electricity annually.

Calipari's system will produce both spectacular results and disappointing failures.

Over the long run, such a system will produce better choices for all.

Supporters hope the new system will produce more moderate candidates; political parties have been vehemently opposed.

I fear that our deeply flawed education system will produce generations of people who lack critical thinking skills.

The success of the nationwide Catholic parochial school system proves that this can be done and that a competent national system will produce well-educated and well-prepared graduates.

But critics are dubious that the new assessment system will produce better teachers and said that imposing a standardized program on education schools undermines their autonomy in preparing teachers.

Creative Scotland insists the new system will produce much sharper and more creative art, and greater collaboration between companies, but critics within the arts community believe it raises doubts about the long-term survival and strength of many of the organisations losing core funding.