Sentence examples for lost outputs from inspiring English sources

This is because after a respondent knows what it would cost him to treat an episode of malaria and the indirect cost (in terms of lost outputs during the sick days), whatever he states in excess of the sum would reflect his valuation of the pains/trauma, etc. (the intangible costs) that are not contained in the direct and indirect costs.

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.

That works out at an entire year's lost output.

Lives are shortened, causing lost output and income.

That would allow, indeed encourage, the Saudis to develop new fields to replace lost output.

RISING debt and lost output are the common measures of the cost of the financial crisis.

By one estimate, malaria costs Africa $12 billion a year in lost output.

A workday's production is worth some $735m in lost output.

It is a small price compared to the nearly €1tn spent annually in health care and lost output and productivity.

Conservative-led governments define economic crises as caused by excessive government spending rather than lost output and low growth.

Worse, his lack of mathematical skills provoked an unnecessary strike that cost many millions of pounds in lost output.