Sentence examples for hurt output from inspiring English sources

Uncertainty has already hurt output at thousands of manufacturers, she said.

Cold weather in January hurt output mainly in the retail and industrial sectors, the Office for National Statistics said Friday.

Alibaba insisted the offer had nothing to do with its rumoured plan to buy back the 40% stake held by Yahoo!. (See article)Thailand's economy shrank by 9% in the year to the fourth quarter of 2011, as the country's worst floods in 70 years hurt output.

But there are signs of international weakness and of growing protectionism that can only hurt global output.

The economy grew 3.2percentt in the second quarter compared with the quarter last year -- a modest tempo for the Philippines -- as dry weather hurt agricultural output.

It seems pretty obvious that droughts and hot weather hurt agricultural output and growth, but MIT professor of economics Benjamin Olken asserts that even localized hot spells can significantly damage long-term economic growth in developing countries.

PAGE A18 Crude Oil Prices on the Rise Crude oil prices settled at $49.64 a barrel, up 76 cents, as traders expressed concern that hurricanes had hurt United States output.

But resource companies were hurt on output cuts from commodity producers.

You won't be hurting for outputs either, with component video and HDMI present.

Lloyd Holterman, a dairy farmer in Watertown, Wis., said that although the cutback would hurt his milk output, the rise in milk prices would offset that.

The panel predicted that even greater warming, which might happen by late in this century if few or no limits are placed on greenhouse gas emissions, would hurt total food output and cripple crops in many countries.