Sentence examples for becoming output from inspiring English sources

He went on to work on Breakfast Time and London Plus before being becoming output editor on Newsnight in 1985.

We rely heavily on external devices to explore the world and tell other people about ourselves, so that who I am is already becoming my output stream and the way it's taken up and passed on by others – in other words, the memes that make up "me".

In much of Asia milk is becoming the main output of cattle production.

Services are becoming more cyclical: output of business and consumer services declined in the recessions of 1981-82 and 1990-91, whereas in previous downturns their growth had merely slowed.Deregulation.Deregulation

But measuring potential output is becoming harder as the economy becomes more open.As Charles Bean, the bank's chief economist, spelt out in a recent speech, the domestic shackles on business are loosening.

For the last three years, companies have increased their output by becoming more efficient instead of adding workers.

As our world gets busier and our phones get beepier, the scarcest resource for all of us is becoming attention and creative output.

Stretchable fiber-shaped supercapacitors (SFSSs) with high energy density and high-voltage output are becoming increasingly critical for powering wearable electronics.

Emerging-market consumers are becoming big spenders, and output in the developing world as a whole will expand by about 6% in 2013, nearly four times as fast as that in the rich world.

But disasters now extract a far higher price, for the simple reason that the world's population and output are becoming concentrated in vulnerable cities near earthquake faults, on river deltas or along tropical coasts (see article).

Due to Cavenaghi's emergence, Chamakh was used as a target man and scored four goals, his lowest output since becoming a professional.