Sentence examples for Great output from inspiring English sources

With this great output capability, most probably, came a tendency toward planned obsolescence.

Newer generations of digital cameras and camcorders, which almost always have more megapixels or higher resolutions, still tend to produce great output.

"There wasn't a great output, but now there is a feeding frenzy," said Larry Mahoney, an antiques dealer in San Francisco who handles Dickinson's furniture and was one of Dickinson's oldest friends.

The only way to guarantee great output is to create the conditions for those around you to bring their genius to the fore; whether that's your people, customers, agencies or suppliers.

Sir William Dugdale, a younger contemporary of Camden, made a beginning with his Antiquities of Warwickshire to the great output of county histories written between the 17th and 19th centuries.

"It provides us with a building which brings together the heart and soul of the BBC and its journalism in one place for the first time; and whose benefits we hope will be reflected in great output for audiences in years to come".

The question is, can greater output be preserved while mitigating the effects of inequality?

When this is done, S intersects D at a lower point, implying a lower market price and a greater output".

The combination of a growing economy and restrained job creation translates into greater output per worker, or rising productivity.

Growth was slightly stronger than first thought, though, due to greater output in the financial sector," he said.

By about 1820, improvements in manufacturing processes allowed a much greater output, and bottled water became popular.