Sentence examples for a recovery in output from inspiring English sources

One recent survey suggested manufacturers enjoyed a recovery in output and new orders last month.

Elsewhere, in the Balkan Peninsula, prospects for the 2008 cereal crops also remain generally favourable and point to a recovery in output after drought affected many areas last year.

Better to describe cycles in terms of a recession, in which output falls well below trend, a recovery, in which output returns to trend, and then an expansion, in which the economy grows more or less at trend.

Reconstruction demand and a recovery in industrial output are likely to buoy the economy, said Cameron Umetsu, senior economist for Japan at UBS. "But the murky global backdrop still holds the potential to serve up nasty surprises for export-sensitive Japan," he said.

For instance, in the first quarter of 1994, seasonally adjusted GDP grew 5.48%% and in 2002, after a brief decrease, there was a swift recovery in output and its average variation in absolute terms was of 3.53 %.

"The UK economy has continued to bump along the bottom, but a gradual recovery in output may now be in prospect.

Another encouraging sign is from the fisheries sector, where a partial recovery in output was achieved in 1999 from the heavy losses incurred the previous year.

Similarly, in North Africa, where the harvest is already underway, weather conditions improved greatly this season after last year's drought, promoting a strong recovery in output.

Crop prospects are generally favourable especially in Morocco, where a strong recovery in output from last year's drought-reduced crop is expected, provided normal weather prevails in the coming months.

Good weather conditions favoured a recovery in Nigeria's output.

It was somewhat reassuring that the increase in output had been broadly based across countries within the area, albeit that German growth had probably been boosted by a weather-related recovery in output.