Sentence examples for output made from inspiring English sources

FERGUSON'S sensitivity to the standard output made him more adventurous, not less, when it came to the indisputable works of art.

UK factory output made tentative gains in June after a slump in the spring, but firms still shed jobs amid fears over the referendum vote last week.

TOKYO — Japanese factory output made its biggest jump in May in almost 60 years, as manufacturers restored supply chains damaged by the earthquake and tsunami in March.

* The third component of demand foreign spending on China's production (less Chinese spending on foreigners' output)—made no contribution to China's growth whatsoever.

The route from Spain to France was well-trodden by the time Buñuel and Dalí made Un Chien Andalou in 1928; otherwise, little of Spain's silent-film output made any impact internationally.

The EPA is supposed to base the requirement for each year on the projections of cellulosic fuel output made by another tentacle of the federal government, the Energy Information Administration.

His lifetime's output makes better than 5,000 pages.

Declining output makes the debt crisis even worse by cutting tax receipts.

In many ways, Mr. Buchheit's prodigious publishing output makes him more of a deal professor than a deal maker.

A decade or so later, and today's schlong-centric superhero output makes Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle look like a feminist masterpiece.

Since 2000, China has roughly tripled its output, making it by far the world's biggest producer, with 37% of global output.