Sentence examples for bring output from inspiring English sources

Toyota said it would also be cutting production in Britain and Poland to bring output in line with slipping demand in Europe.

None the less, Opec, which produces a third of the world's crude oil, wanted more and announced that it would cut production by around 4%, or 1.2m barrels a day, to bring output down to 32.5m barrels a day in January.

In their absence, consumer spending would likely fall, bringing output and employment down with it.

Industrial output rose 1.7percentt in June from the previous month, bringing output growth in the April-June quarter to 1.6percentthethe fourth straight quarterly increase.

Industrial output rose 1.7percentt in June from the previous month, bringing output growth in the April-June quarter to 1.6percentthethe fourth consecutive quarterly increase.

Despite repairs to power generation, which has brought output back to 50% of pre-war levels, most towns suffer daily electricity cuts and many villages get none at all.

STH instructions have been used to store the sample output back into the internal memory, ZERO to re-initialize the output registers back to zero for the computation of next sample output and SHR to bring the output in the required Q3.13 format.

So the lawmakers, who are not getting paid anyway, are preparing to go home, thus bringing their work output into line with their pay intake.

The company has seven drilling rigs — the most it has ever had — operating in the highly profitable gulf to restore production and bring new output online.

The increase could bring Saudi output to a production level of 10 million barrels a day, which, if sustained, would be the kingdom's highest ever.

The key component of a functional feedback system is the presence of a sensor that can identify if the output is less than desirable and readjust the set point to bring the output back into compliance.