Sentence examples for much more output from inspiring English sources

In other words, it shows how much more output an average worker produced in 2012 compared with 2000.

In future China will have many fewer workers for each person in retirement, yet also much more output per worker.Rather than cut benefits, China could instead raise the retirement age, by perhaps five years.

Climbing private inventories have led the U.S. economy for months, prompting fears about how much more output can be sustained by inventories which seem to be pushing up against their limit.

Edgar had much more output but Aldo landed the best shots.

"This means there are more jobs but not much more output".

BLASTX searches to the protein library generated much more output, especially when the number of hits was unrestricted.

Output from the solar/storage system now looks much more like output from a dispatchable gas, coal, nuclear or hydro plant, and the PV/storage system owner may now be able to sell power into markets that were not previously open to him because of the addition of the battery.

I decided to run a different kind of shop, on the English model, you might say, with a much more regular output.

So too might productivity; firms might be able to do much more to wring output from current workers, and there may be plenty of room to boost output through capital deepening and substitution of technology for labour.

"I think the military is much more persuaded by output, is much more persuaded by economic efficiency," Ms. Mazur said.

But the most important reason for this is that today's "virtual" companies employ fewer people directly and buy so much more of their output from other businesses.