Sentence examples for means output from inspiring English sources

But many have persevered with outdated factories and coped with higher output by employing more staff, which means output per hour remains flat.

The more efficient production means output has increased and the number of fishermen has doubled, raising concerns about the lake's reserves.

The combination of economic slowdown and plentiful jobs means output per worker has fallen 12% further than at the same stage in previous recessions.

All of this depends on solving what economists call the productivity puzzle, which is why output has risen only a little whereas employment has risen a lot, which means output per head has fallen.

It means output per worker, or productivity, has fallen.

According to the input/output relationships, ( mrt_{ij} = - 5 ) means output of ( t_{i} ) and ( t_{j} ) is identical.

Target sensing means outputting the distance and direction of the vehicle.

Internally, there can also be a lack of clear understanding bordering on naivety that research means outputs and outcomes and that those who do not deliver should not be carried by those who do.

That meant output levels were back to those of last March and April.

That meant output was growing faster than population and global hunger was falling.

This followed robust gains over the previous three months that meant output was up 2.9% in the three months to August compared with the three months to May.