Sentence examples for output half from inspiring English sources

Exports are indeed rising, thanks partly to the weakness of the euro, but still amount to only 18% of output, half the level in the west.

The Hackettstown plant is crucial to the Mars business not just for its output -- half of the M&M's sold in the U.S. are produced here -- but also for its research labs.

Of the 54 countries tracked by The Economist to calculate our measure of world GDP (which collectively account for 90% of global output), half saw their growth rates fall; in seven output fell.

Meanwhile: he drove off to some friend's house in rural wherever to hole up to write a book (or some issues of Sandman, or whatever he's working on, I don't even follow his output half the time), and he gets to live totally inside his head for a while, which is essential for what he does.

Farming accounts for 3% of Australia's economic output, half what it was 20 years ago; but the drought's impact could shave up to 1% off Australia's growth next year, according to some forecasts.In this section The general's new clothes Who's in charge now?

One night I left Bush House working for World Service news as a senior programme editor committed to this long-held ethos, the next day when I arrived for the morning editorial meeting, I had become just another awkward World Service lifer quibbling about budgets and output half way up the Central Line, as far as our new radio news bosses at White City were concerned.

Using the coaxial cable is the fastest way to set this up: On the back of the player and recorder units are multiple types of audio and video ports - PLAYERS have only outputs, RECORDERS have BOTH inputs AND outputs (half will be labeled audio and video "IN" and the other half will be labeled audio and video "OUT").

Highsmith's output included half a dozen collections of stories.

His enormous output, across half a century and a dozen media, is awkward to summarise.

It could reduce the nation's economic output by half a percentage point in 2013 alone.

He says climate change may cut agricultural output by half in lowland Africa by 2020.