Sentence examples for terms for producing from inspiring English sources

They became sufficiently well known to do a PBS special, during which Penn said that he thought of the typical public-television show as "a mime piece called 'The Birth of a Baby Dove in the Ghetto.' " In fact, Richard Frankel told me, there were long and heated negotiations before they would agree to his terms for producing the show in New York — terms that included bringing in a director.

Last month, the erstwhile finance minister Yiannos Papantoniou was given a suspended four-year jail term for producing a false declaration of assets and revenues.

For workers to benefit from IT, human-capital investment must be at the heart of any long-term strategy for producing skills that are complemented, rather than substituted, by technological change.

Although commercially successful, Rise Against was greatly criticized by many long-term fans for producing an album that is a dramatic departure compared to Rise Against's previous fast-paced works.

These decrements have potential longer-term implications for producing lower cognitive functioning and poorer school performance in childhood (Hack et al. 1991).

Although this function is required for initiation of plasmid unwinding in terms of producing a site for PcrA to bind, it is not necessary for the unwinding itself.

"If Van Gaal implements that as a key part of the youth system at Old Trafford, and it has positive results in terms of producing intelligent players for the first team, then you'd expect other clubs to similarly prioritise it (more than they do now).

The study, published in the peer-review journal Science and led by scientists at the University of Minnesota in the US, suggested that a focus on staple crops such as wheat and rice in key countries, including China, India, the US, Brazil, Indonesia, Pakistan and Europe, would pay off in terms of producing more food for the world's growing population.

It's nice that these faces are still around, but Nintendo is going to have to rely on someone other than themselves if they want to be sustainable in terms of producing quality content for their systems year round.

The recent 2009 influenza pandemic clearly highlighted the limitations of the currently used egg-based influenza vaccine production system, in terms of producing enough vaccine antigen for the global market in a limited time window.

"Maize was an important nutritional crop, but it was also important in terms of producing chicha [corn beer] for ceremonies that helped bind societies together".