large producer
collocation in Englishmeaningsoflargeandproducer
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large
adjective
uk/lɑːdʒ/us/lɑːrdʒ/
big in size ...
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producer
noun[C]
uk/prəˈdʒuː.sər/us/prəˈduː.sɚ/
a person who makes the practical and financial arrangements needed to make a film, play, or television or ...
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(Definition oflargeandproducerfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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There was no information to identify the supermarket's and small producer's sources, but as this is an otherwise uncommon serovar, it may have come from the samelargeproducer.
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I have no doubt that thelargeproducerwill be able to look after himself.
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The small producer is unable to give anything like the technical service which is required and expected of thelargeproducer.
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It is extremely expensive to connect any type oflargeproducerof electricity to the grid, but those costs just have to be faced.
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In that case, if an existinglargeproduceracquired another station that would not necessarily reduce competition because much competition already exists.
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This trend of more economical operation coming from thelargeproduceris, of course, not peculiar to agriculture.
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We are not giving ourselves even the smallest selective benefit from being such alargeproducerof oil and gas.
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Disposal authorities will in future act just like any otherlargeproducerof waste.
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They are invidious towards the bespoke tailor and place him in an unfair position as compared with thelargeproducer.
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The options have diminished to the extent that there will be onelargeproducerco-operative.
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The situation of a small producer is different from that of a section or division of alargeproduceror conglomerate.
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In this distribution thelargeproducer, whether acting as wholesaler to agents or direct to the consumer, found himself in competition with the small local baker.
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Not only is the larger farmer in a better position vis-à-vis the small farmer, but thelargeproducer is in a better position vis-à-vis the small producer.
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In view of the present state of the rubber market, how is it possible for the increased tax to be borne by the small orlargeproducer?
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We are alargeproducerof energy and it would seem absurd that industrialists in other countries should have an advantage over our own in this particular field.
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This gave thelargeproduceran advantage in distribution, and the small producer in his turn adopted night work in order to meet his more formidable competitor.
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I take it that these penalties are to be enforced not only against the small shopkeeper, but, as it was said in another place, also against thelargeproducer.
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Stanlow is also alargeproducerfor commodities such as jet fuel and diesel.
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Buritis is alargeproducerof soybeans, beans, and corn.
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It is also verylargeproducerof oilseeds.
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