Sentence examples similar to boosting output efficiency from inspiring English sources

Robert Feldman of Morgan Stanley says that if the money is spent well, on projects like energy-saving technologies, the rewards could be huge, bolstering efficiency and tax revenues.But if the cash is wasted on projects with no economic merit, it will add to a gross public debt without materially boosting output, raising a debt-to-GDP ratio that already exceeds 200%.

However, the boosting output is usually fluctuation, intensifying the flow erosion and flow induced vibration of relief line.

Some Chinese experts argue that the line is arbitrary, that efficiencies of scale could considerably boost output and that China could rely more on the global grain market to supplement its needs.

If workers are given better machines and equipment, this will automatically boost output per man-hour, even if there is no gain in overall economic efficiency once the extra capital spending is taken into account.

Looking to boost output on sanctions relief.

Three ways to boost output.

That has narrowed America's trade deficit and boosted output.

This boosted output to 2.1 million bpd in 2004.

In May, Saudi Arabia boosted output by 300,000 barrels a day.

With law enforcement of the digital kind we can boost output in much the same way they boost the output of books at Amazon.

"Private credit boosted output in the lead up to the global financial crisis and public credit boosted output following the crisis.