Sentence examples for true production from inspiring English sources

True, production levels had reached par, but Brazil's population was more than three times as big.

Independent analysts, including OPEC and the International Energy Agency, believe the true production figure to be around 2.5m b/d.

For that price, a rare species of car owner gets a rocket that gleams across the planet's surface faster than any true production automobile that has come before.

You suddenly realize that you know more about Manchurian history than you do about North Dragon's true production costs.

Other factors explaining its poor performance include opposition from the national utility Tenaga Nasional Berhad and electricity tariffs unmatched with true production costs.

Policy-makers may wish to adjust estimated preferences if these reflect past inequities in health funding rather than the true production possibilities.

And it's safe to say that intimacy, rather than monolithic spectacle, is a focus of this tried-and-true production of the piece at the Amato Opera, as this theater seats 107 people.

And it's safe to say that intimacy, rather than monolithic spectacle, is one of the focuses of the tried-and-true production of the piece at the Amato Opera, since the theater seats 107 people.

The tried-and-true production by Jonathan Eaton, directed by Cynthia Edwards, does feature some new faces: billed as debutantes are Elena Kolganova, a Chicago Lyric alum, as Micaela; Shannah Timms, a vivacious soprano, as Frasquita; and Nathaniel Webster, a promising young baritone, in the small role of El Dancairo.

"Holiday Specials" that are mostly written by Ms. Schaap are performed in tandem with a "Fantasy Series" of tried-and-true productions.

"If it's true that production of this acid leads to cancer, there could be ways to inhibit the production by manipulating diet or fine-tuning people's microbial communities," Turnbaugh says.