Sentence examples for financial outputs from inspiring English sources

Some companies are relating this to future financial outputs: Diageo projects that changes in temperature could have negative financial implications on its agricultural supply chain.

In a case study from Northern Ontario, we used a spatially explicit harvest scheduling model to evaluate financial outputs for various scenarios, introducing different timber flow constraints, as well as varying utilization policies.

In order to figure out the cost effectiveness of the STF concept, research work consisted of: (1) exploring the overall feasibility, i.e. energy load, energy savings, operational cost and environmental benefits, and (2) investigating the financial outputs for investment decisions within three different purchase methods.

Measuring quality of life instead of purely financial output is no longer a fringe movement in the UK.

The economics of large game-development studios have come to resemble those of their film counterparts: their creative and financial output is increasingly oriented around a handful of blockbuster titles.

Controversy means that it becomes increasingly difficult to determine benchmarks by which to assess financial output or even to use financial models.

Our empirical results show that patent count is correlated with R&D input and financial output, which suggests that patent statistics are meaningful indicators.

For example, there are higher costs associated with becoming LEED-certified; each progressive level of LEED certification reflects greater financial output for items such as solar panels or tools to monitor the energy performance of a building.

The UNICEF financial output was properly targeted to address project goals.

Therefore, CQI entails the careful monitoring of service processes and outcomes in terms of necessary inputs (e.g., resources, tools, financial investments), outputs (e.g., service number targets, alignment of services with client needs), and outcomes (e.g., program effectiveness, sustained client impact).

After the collapse of output of some 6-7% engendered by the financial crisis, output per capita grew by "just under 2%" from 2010 to 2013, whereas in 1981-84 and 1992-95 growas was over 8%.