Example sentences of "be [verb] [adv] to produce " in BNC.
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| 1 | Finally , the phonemes are blended together to produce the spoken response . |
| 2 | This came to an end during the Seven Years War ; and although it was refounded in 1775 it seems to have been designed merely to produce men capable of filling such relatively minor posts as those at Warsaw and The Hague , where it was not necessary for the Prussian representative to be of high social rank . |
| 3 | The fact that two former arch-rivals are getting together to produce their own high-powered operating system — codenamed Pink — shows how serious they regard the threat of Microsoft 's Windows . |
| 4 | Staffs are pruned ostensibly to produce leaner and fitter organisations , but actually to replace relatively expensive , experienced employees with cheap young labour grateful to be spared another six months prowling the Jobcentre , or negotiating the shifting sands of the training programmes . |
| 5 | Marine algal blooms , previously thought to act as a carbon sink , have been found actually to produce carbon dioxide , thereby potentially adding to the greenhouse effect . |
| 6 | Rule utilitarianism is often advocated , on grounds of fairness , as necessary to counter the excuses of the ‘ free rider ’ who does not bother to stick to a moral rule because enough others are doing so to produce its benefits . |
| 7 | Judgement can never be excluded from the weeding process , but in recent years practitioners and researchers have sought a more reliable weeding criterion which can be applied scientifically to produce consistent results . |
| 8 | The mould-pieces are removed , and in principle can be used again to produce an identical statue , but there is little evidence for this being done in Greece . |
| 9 | This will also explain why transfer values will go up if interest rates go down , as more has to be invested now to produce the same sum at retirement date . |
| 10 | Linear regression analysis is simpler , however , and the statistics from several countries can be combined together to produce a ‘ conglomerate ’ linear regression equation . |
| 11 | Additional knowledge about how words may combine to form sentences , and about how sentences are put together to produce text will also be necessary to resolve remaining ambiguity at the lexical level . |
| 12 | His Protestantism was an intensely private religion in which the effects of devotion were directed inwardly to produce change of heart or mental illumination . |
| 13 | A handful of commentators and politicians are trying hard to produce that . |
| 14 | Much of this written work can be done alone , but some of it is best achieved in collaboration ; it might be that the purpose of the drama is to work together to produce documents , for example : The letters written by the sailors on the Mary Rose as they left port ( had they been able to write ) . |
| 15 | Sgt Derek Jobling and Maureen Horseman are working together to produce a resource pack which will eventually be used to support teaching in the classroom . |
| 16 | Before , as typified by Rudolph Cartier on the Quatermass shows , a Producer was expected both to produce , direct and , to an extent , liaise , with the writer on his script content . |
| 17 | The result was a considerable power struggle , where huge sums of money were spent to protect the many and various positions : the money was used primarily to produce conceptual frameworks for aspects of governmental accounting which would then be generally accepted and would provide the base for future standard-setting . |
| 18 | In many cases , the employer 's " trade secrets " may be no more than the result of the application by an employee of his own skill and judgment , but if the employee was engaged specifically to produce that information then it can still amount to a trade secret . |