bring production | 1.25 | Strikers brought production to a standstill. | |||
consolidate production | 1.25 | Boeing has consolidated production. | |||
expect production | 1.25 | Production is expected sometime next year. | |||
promote production | 1.18 | - Neupogen and Neumega, used to promote blood production hindered by cancer treatment. | |||
revive production | 1.18 | Analysts also doubted that Iraq could revive its production so fast. | |||
report production | 1.12 | Mobil also reported higher production of oil and gas overseas. | |||
streamline production | 1.12 | The business is looking for ways to streamline production. | |||
triple production | 1.12 | Its maker, Bayer, tripled production this week. | |||
hamper production | 1.05 | The ongoing strike has seriously hampered tea production in West Bengal. | |||
accelerate production | 0.99 | Compaq are accelerating production in an attempt to meet demand. | |||
allow production | 0.99 | In turn, that allows the production of more chips from each silicon wafer. | |||
involve production | 0.99 | One big exception involves ethanol production. | |||
launch production | 0.99 | Yet no one capable of launching a production took up the cause, until Redgrave. | |||
restart production | 0.99 | The operations have been maintained to make it easier to restart production. | |||
sell production | 0.99 | Most production is sold to the partners. | |||
share production | 0.99 | It now shares production of both with Hughes. | |||
show production | 0.99 | The full production will be shown in October. | |||
take production | 0.99 | And if he wants to take a production abroad, he can do that, too. | |||
handle production | 0.92 | Production is handled separately. | |||
interrupt production | 0.92 | He said production was not interrupted. |