Sentence examples for lost output for from inspiring English sources

Whereas in the past there had been something close to a one-for-one proportional relation between lost jobs and lost output, for every three percentage points of GDP that disappeared after 2008, only 1% of jobs went up in smoke.

Toyota, the world's biggest carmaker, expects to begin making up for lost output from the earthquake in September, one month earlier than previously announced, it said on Aug. 2. The company is hiring up to 4,000 temporary workers to help that effort.

That translates into about $200 billion in lost output — nearly $1,000 for every American.

Or the contract might guarantee that the business would be compensated for lost output if power supplies failed.

The third-quarter growth figures will be lifted by a similar amount, as businesses make up for lost output.

Japan's manufacturing sector is running closer to full capacity now than in the mid-1990s, makitg it harder to make up for lost output.

Finally, the fact that the bad weather came in October – the first month of the fourth quarter of 2013 – means there will be plenty of time to make up for lost output.

At that point the economy was still about 1.4% below its pre-crisis peak, but it has been making up for lost output at an accelerated rate over the past year.

Martin Weale, director of the National Institute for Economic and Social Research, admits (as many would not) that Britain may have fortuitously joined at the right time and left at the right time--but, even on that view, the price of higher unemployment and lost output was probably too high for the resulting fall in inflation.

Fitch said: "The price has been high in terms of lost output and rising unemployment and the capacity for recovery is still in doubt.

The result of such austerity policies has been lost output and overall wealth that several economists say could last for years--and may even be permanent--hurting both jobs and economic output.