Sentence examples for depressed output from inspiring English sources

But why suffer through years of depressed output and high unemployment while waiting for enough obsolescence to accumulate?

As in the United States, banking panics and other financial market disruptions further depressed output and prices in a number of countries.

Some of this, admittedly, reflects a rebound from a second quarter in which SARS severely depressed output in much of Asia.

The agreement is the third such deal in 10 days between the world's eighth biggest oil producer and its joint venture partners to try to end chronic funding shortfalls in the industry which have delayed projects and depressed output.

What we are witnessing is an inevitable economic snap-back after the longest period of depressed output since the mid 19th century, as I have written in this column before.

What is true is that there were two long periods of depressed output relative to trend, one in the mid-1990s anotherther, much worse, between 1997 and 2007.

In 2012, unveiling the government's alcohol strategy, David Cameron offered the estimate of £2.7bn from such things as excess use of health services, costs of injury to third parties from alcohol-related motor accidents or crime incidents, and losses from depressed "productive output".

It's entirely possible the job cuts, not to mention the economic chain reaction in these areas, would have been more extensive were it not for depressed Venezuelan output.

International ostracism in the north creates a range of problems, including depressed economic output and wages, leaving it feeling impoverished compared with the south.

In turn, plants can have a depressed reproductive output as consequence of changes in pollinator diversity, composition, or behavior [25], [28], i.e., reproductive impairment driven by pollination limitation [sensu 29].

Pediatricians should also be aware of depressed cardiac output caused by an increasing intrathoracic pressure.