Sentence examples for official output from inspiring English sources

For example, you might compare data on cash transactions or electricity consumption with official output figures.

The judge ruled that what was published in Leeds United's official output was "oppressive and unacceptable … serious enough to sustain criminal liability in the event of breach".

This amount of overproduction means that even if cartel members were to reduce their official output by one million barrels a day, the actual decrease might equal only half that.

The HSBC purchasing managers' index, designed to preview the state of Chinese industry before official output data are published, edged up to 48.7 in December, from a 32-month low of 47.7 in November.

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is producing more than 30 million barrels a day, or 22 percent more than the official output goal it set three years ago.

OPEC oil production, excluding Iraq and Angola, which aren't part of the group's official output quota, stood at 26.67 million barrels per day in July, according to the U.S. Energy Department.

A second more methodological comparison is with the official Output Area Classification (OAC) (Gale et al. [4]) which classifies small areas, of typically 125 households, using 2011 Census data.

According to official forecasts, output is due to reach 5m barrels per day by 2020.

The same-capacity B200 CDI makes 136bhp yet its official CO2 output is the same 115g/km.

That seems massive for a Mini, but you can't argue with an official CO2 output of just 114g/km.

They provide the highlights on the "Jimi Hendrix Experience" box, which fans will treasure as an excellent compendium of the master's official studio output.