manufacture

I think people should write to the manufactures of these products as a way to let them know we’re tired of these intrusive tactics.

There’s a chance that America will be able to claw back some of its lost credibility with India through the rapid and mass-scale supply of critical medical equipment, unused vaccines and ingredients for the manufacture of fresh shots.

With the massive advances in the technology of vaccine development we’ve witnessed recently, manufactures are already formulating new jabs—a booster to enhance immunity and protect against any nasty variants.

The form of cooperation that’s never been done before is having a company that did not invent the vaccine provide its factories so that they can scale up that manufacture.

While polio had been the cause of multiple 20th century epidemics, Salk’s development process — just six years from lab discoveries to mass manufacture — was among the fastest in history.

He finally realized that if he ever wanted to see his game in production, he would have to manufacture it himself.

Why would a system, on so many levels, manufacture hopes and ambitions designed for disappointment?

Red Band Society is content to just manufacture those emotions from the start.

The concept is that the use of human embryonic cells in the manufacture of vaccines is the smoking gun—a major cause of autism.

The only way to manufacture ice cream in this shop is daily, by hand, in small batches.

But, he finally secured the address of a company who would manufacture a book to exceed 300 pages for fifty cents per book.

Among the Assinaboin Indians a material is used in pipe manufacture altogether peculiar to them.

The Winnebagos also manufacture pipes of the same form, but of a smaller size, in lead, with considerable skill.

The facility of manufacture and cheapness of those engines caused them to be much used in the mines, and also elsewhere.

Cherry-tree stems, under the name of agriots, constitute a specialty of Austrian manufacture.