Sentence examples for bolster output from inspiring English sources

With companies continuing to use technology to improve efficiency, executives will be able to bolster output without hiring many workers.

The United States, which provides military support to most Persian Gulf oil producers, has repeatedly called on OPEC to bolster output further, saying $30 a barrel is too high and threatens world economic growth.

The stake would be capped at 49percentt under existing Chinese laws limiting foreign ownership and would bolster output for Mittal, based in the Netherlands, by about 5percentt.

Warmer than normal weather bolstered output at gas and electric utilities 1.4percentt in May, the second consecutive month of sharp rises.

China has urged Apec member states to speed up free trade talks to spur growth, in a move widely seen as bolstering output in the world's most populous country and acting as a bulwark against US foreign policy in the region.

And what technological innovations will arise on the shop floor to bolster production output and efficiency?

At its last gathering in March, OPEC leaders ignored calls from President Bush and other industrialized leaders to bolster production, opting to keep their output steady.

ITV also moved to acquire production companies 12 Yard and Swedish-based Silverback to bolster programming output.

Still, analysts said the 5.2percentt growth in orders, while it might bolster industrial output in coming months, probably reflected overseas demand.

Some components of the plan, like trying to bolster the output of its nuclear plants, are moves that Exelon would have taken anyway, Mr. Rowe acknowledged.

In contrast, Japan is beginning its plan as it sinks into a recession, and it is already spending $120 billion in fiscal expansion to bolster economic output.