| Still, gun-control foot soldiers in organized medicine churn out articles for relatively obscure scientific journals. |
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| The back-stabbing in Beverly Hills and having to churn out sitcoms on a conveyor belt did not agree with him. |
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| And of course, we'll still churn out new and classic game reviews and the latest previews as developers and publishers gear up for Christmas. |
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| She sarcastically aspires to get an awful job in an abattoir, marry a horrible bloke, and churn out loads of kids. |
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| Too often, films take the low road and churn out a story that has little or nothing to do with the original text. |
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| State hatcheries churn out millions of genetically superior largemouths and redfish fingerlings annually. |
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| Many operators see video-on-demand and subscription VOD as a potential cash machine that will churn out profits for many years. |
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| If the industry wants to churn out tons of rubbishy viral ads, it's not going to be worth their while, because they're just not going to be seen. |
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| If I sit in front of a computer screen long enough, I can actually churn out quite a lot of words. |
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| As soon as the band stops being compliant to what the record label needs them to churn out or start to under-perform they are sacked. |
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| The possibilities range from injecting genes to implanting tiny machines that would churn out the necessary proteins nonstop. |
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| The creators looked for a gap in the market to churn out stories that would create conversation and also be of human interest. |
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| Across the Continent and in the U.S., orders are pouring in faster than BMW can churn out the retro-styled minicars with bulging headlights. |
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| But while the business continued to churn out revenue, his management team was in the midst of a longstanding bicoastal tug-of-war. |
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| You'd think that being contracted to churn out songs like a musical sausage machine, would lead to a cacophony of trite pappy pop. |
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| Bandleaders hire no-name designers to churn out a series of generic sketches. |
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| There's probably a sweatshop in Bombay that can churn out neocon drivel at a far brisker pace and for less than 50 cents an hour. |
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| But, no, that director and his writers are satisfied to churn out the standard, predictable slop. |
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| He could always churn out a couple of pieces on a piano even without his music. |
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| You can take your camera and one of these little machines to parties and churn out snapshots on the spot. |
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| We held an April contest there, and since I'm a moderator I figured I best churn out a submission. |
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| Aaah the poor diddums couldn't churn out more his tedious rubbish because he was worried about climate change and the polar bears disappearing! |
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| I don't think I am programmed to churn out a song in 30 seconds. |
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| Why should we want to churn out regulations governing workers' exposure to sunlight from Sicily to the Arctic Circle? |
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| It takes much skill and practice to churn out terracotta articles. |
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| You can chase dollars and dong and churn out press releases and all the rest of it but if you don't spend time with the kids then you might as well be back home. |
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| Academics these days operate under enormous pressure to churn out high volumes of these publications. |
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| The clock is relentless as they churn out dish after dish, being judged on creativity, taste, and presentation. |
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| By the time I sat down to fill in the blanks, it was a grind to churn out what I already knew would happen. |
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| This year, the U.S. Mint will churn out 4.3 billion of them, more than twice the annual output of all other coins combined. |
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| The Commission may have trimmed its economic forecasts but, in place of policy proposals, it is content to churn out familiar mantras. |
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| They want everything to be what I call cookie-cutter or hamburger television stations, where they just churn out the exact same product. |
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| They already pay many people to churn out negative material aimed at our Leader and our Party. |
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| I do not intend now, therefore, to churn out more tragic figures and statistics before Parliament. |
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| Once an environmental factor like obesity triggers insulin resistance, the pancreas is forced to churn out more and more insulin to compensate. |
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| Brazilian industries churn out products to export worldwide, and the country's electric power consumption is high. |
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| Magazines are Moraviapress's core product, and the press lines churn out more than 70 titles a year. |
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| Colleges churn out graduates and confer advanced degrees, but the scramble for jobs continues. |
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| All these libraries spend their funds on purchasing third-rate books with the grants available to them and publishers churn out only these works as they are in demand. |
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| Egg-laying hens are placed in cages to unnaturally churn out egg after egg. |
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| These machines churn out umpteen cubic feet of carbon monoxide, polluting the atmosphere and killing more life forms than a few million smokers could ever do. |
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| The company is filled with superb technologists who are prepared to obsolete products in their prime and to churn out new ones with clockwork regularity. |
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| Every room is equipped with an ice bucket, and every floor with one or more commercial ice machines that churn out vast quantities of perfect ice, 24 hours a day. |
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| Rather than simply churn out data, the CRIMH bridges the realms of academia and medical practice by transforming scientific findings into key industry partnerships, training opportunities, and community programs. |
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| Instead of producing original, creative films that I actually want to see, it appears that most studios are content to churn out sequels and remakes. |
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| Inexperienced writers feel failures because they cannot sit down with a blank sheet of paper and instantly churn out startlingly original and creative work. |
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| It is a shame that industrial production has long resorted to the easy option of using concentrates, simply mixed with alcohol, water and sugar, in order to churn out hundreds of flat-tasting, artificial liqueurs. |
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| Like the Grateful Dead during that band's last 20 years, the Stones churn out lackluster albums and make their money by touring. |
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| Yet recording companies, especially classical ones, continue to churn out CDs, and not just single discs but multidisc boxed sets. |
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| Even though he does have a tendency to churn out the same sad old story of troubled relationships and lost illusions, there's no denying Mr. Eddy has a unique talent for taking listeners back to an era. |
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| Schools cannot, of course, be encyclopaedias, nor should they conform to stereotypical international standards, or merely churn out hackneyed clichés. |
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| Our energetic lawmakers are still capable of wallowing in scandals even as they churn out three or four new laws every single day. |
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| I also thank the members of the Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and Tourism, who succeeded in keeping the political animal which lurks in all of us under control, and did not churn out revisions of their own. |
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| Brooklyn-based Modern Meadow is developing a lab-grown source of meat and Muufri, in San Francisco, produces milk with nary an udder in sight, employing a genetically modified yeast to churn out the necessary milk proteins. |
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| Grime will always churn out new talent, thoughts and ideas. |
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| Corporate America continues to churn out impressive profits. |
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| The pupils are not robots that can churn out grades. |
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| Those channels also churn out most of TV's summer hits. |
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| American automakers could exploit economies of scale and large production lines with big equipment to churn out cars at low cost. |
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| There is one other thing: In order to churn out all those novels, Balzac required-besides, of course, an enormous amount of talent and energy-enormous quantities of coffee, among other stimulants? |
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| These cottage-scale biopesticide factories, which are part of agricultural cooperatives, churn out a variety of microbial pesticides which are provided free or at low cost to local producers. |
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| In spite of the progress made over the last 25 years-and there are more women in media and more female executives than ever before-media still churn out female stereotypes that limit the power of women in society. |
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| La Canada used the double-wing offense to churn out a 41-0 halftime lead. |
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| In fact, Mr Bond, others have followed this formula and used such devices to ensure our employers in the film production offices continue to churn out identikit screen hits. |
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| Many big organizations are like farm teams that churn out managers to be snapped up by smaller companies hungry for experienced, hands-on leaders. |
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