Sentence examples for output an from inspiring English sources

"We are trying to pin them down on real commitments to increase output," an official said.

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

The song Bermuda – like all of Sutherland and his eponymous outfit's output, an instrumental and one of Spotify's Top 10 viral tracks last year – is a shimmering gem.

Instead, they used a mathematical formula to try to predict how increases and decreases in regulation would affect a country's economic output, an exercise known as regression analysis.

Updike's earliest fiction was published 50 years ago; his output (an industrial term suggestive of powerful engines) -- novels, short stories, essays, criticism, poems, children's books, a play, a memoir -- comes to 54 volumes, with who knows what lavishness lies ahead.

POLK I-SONIC As the most expensive unit tested, the I-Sonic includes a CD-DVD player with video output, an expansion slot to add XM satellite radio and AM-FM tuning.

One Channel 4 source suggests that BBC documentaries under Moore's leadership tend towards clever, authored pieces – but that it is an approach which risks giving the output an old-fashioned character.

The Saudis raised output an average of 310,000 barrels a day in the first three months of the year, to 8.88 million barrels a day, with expectations that production would hold at more than 9 million barrels in March.

One knocked out about 400,000 bpd of output; an audacious attack on port facilities apparently failed.And if you want to see traders panic, just mention Saudi Arabia and terrorism in the same sentence.

To achieve a necessary REF rating--used to assess a professor's research output--an academic must publish articles in a very short list of esoteric journals read by a tiny number of researchers and no practitioners at all.

This might enable the creation of a genuine "music supremo" role across the whole of the BBC's output - an enlarged version of Douglas's "head of pop" role - with responsibility for news radio output hived off elsewhere.