Sentence examples for output challenges from inspiring English sources

Tesla is moving to turn around its output challenges with the Model 3, with a new acquisition reported by Bloomberg of a supplier whose focus is on automating production.

The main reason for reduction in oil production and increase in water output challenges confronting Eni field despite un-depleted reserves could result when trying to manage such a challenging field with limited/inadequate information.

He has always been entrepreneurial, prolific and populist – qualities that, in tandem with his practice of employing technicians to realise the bulk of his output, challenge ideas about authenticity.

Local government partners – District Agriculture Development Office (DADO) and District Livestock Service Office DLSOO), as well as FAO's local implementing partners – participated in a one-day workshop to share the outputs, challenges and lesson learned from the emergency programme.

These guides included questions about the range of care and services offered in the unit; gaps in care and services offered; quality of care perspectives and quality improvement measures; key outputs; challenges in care and service delivery; and opportunities for improvement.

In fact, with a budget deficit that is below 2 percent of gross domestic product and overall public-sector debt of less than half its economic output, Turkey challenges powerhouse Germany for best-in-class status when it comes to these critical benchmarks of broad economic health.

The fluctuating and stochastic characteristics of wind power output impose challenges to supply adequacy in power systems, while the weak ability of wind turbines to mitigate and ride through grid disturbances imposes challenges to operation stability in a power system.

We report on the implementation, outputs and challenges of simultaneously trying to build capacity and deliver meaningful research output.

While "fitting the approved categories for women – elegy, encomium and translation", her output also challenged and expanded them.

That telecommunications, utilities, and postal services were increasing returns to scale across all levels of output was challenged in the early 1980s.

Team Remuse shares a love of listening to and making music, and believes that musical creativity has a positive impact on society since it can empower people and improve wellbeing; they jumped at Output's challenge.