Sentence examples for considerable output from inspiring English sources
Through a scientific design, an agroforestry system will be capable of supplying considerable output to residents in the land conversion region.
The use of 60Co radioisotope sources with a large activity and conversion modules with additional levels could obtain a considerable output performance.
The oft-quoted figure of £18m over three years for the presenter's considerable output is disputed, and he insists it is a private matter between him and the corporation.
Despite a considerable output, the cereal production in Egypt falls short of the country's total consumption needs; a substantial proportion of foreign exchange is spent annually on the import of cereals and milling products.
The last will include essays, and a selection of his considerable output of journalism on the cinema he wrote extensively about Charlie Chaplin, for example.Borges's first collection of stories, "A Universal History of Iniquity", was published in Spanish in 1935, but he did not make it into print in the English language until 1948 in Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine.
This may well be bluff; but, even if he takes no military action, Iraq's leader has the power to disrupt the oil market: if he suddenly took his considerable output off the market, all of OPEC could not soon make up the shortfall.The upshot is that Mr Clinton may release 30m barrels of oil on to the market only to find prices rising again after an early cold snap in Connecticut.
Although the return fall of the grab takes place with the bucket empty and is, to that extent, nonproductive, with skillful operators this element can be reduced to a minimum, and, with some large craft operating four grabs simultaneously, considerable outputs can be achieved.
Neo-Foucaldian scholarship needs to adjust because, as its considerable outputs demonstrate, there is a far more dangerous phenomenon to be opposed than an anachronistic and superannuated leftist determinism – what Foucault might have termed a daemonic conjoining of instrumental rationalities and a reckless global capitalism that brings with it its own governmentalizing procedures and intentions.
And then there's the BBC's considerable online output.
Sommer's considerable photographic output was also little known for decades.
