Sentence examples for How much output from inspiring English sources

Productivity — how much output workers produce per hour of work — is the key to a healthy economy.

That, in turn, depends on a country's "marginal product of capital", or how much output is produced by new investment.

Professor Nordhaus calculated how much output the economy would lose, based on two possibilities: a quick victory or a long conflict.

Indeed, because they have little hard economic data for June, they had to use informed guesswork to estimate how much output fell in the month.

Not only is it difficult to estimate accurately how much output, income and tax revenue there might be in 2015, but we also have to guess who is going to be in government then.

That's the gap between how much output the economy is actually producing and the level of output which would keep inflation constant.

Interview questions regarding productivity loss were asked about daily work output that could be quantified and how much work output can change as a result of heat.

The industry assumption is that, regardless of how much BBC output is already commissioned from independent production companies, any government intent to shrink the reach of the BBC will deliver a new competitive era in broadcasting.

In other words, it shows how much more output an average worker produced in 2012 compared with 2000.

Software in the computers mounted on the handlebars calculate how much power output by the cyclist is represented by that minute voltage change.

Every leftover prop or promo product is an excuse to take yet another photo – for the people working quietly in the offices it's a reminder of how much original output Adult Swim produces.