Sentence examples for output of more from inspiring English sources

Francis's output of more than forty published thrillers proved it.

The firm sold almost a quarter of its output – of more than 520,000 cars – in Europe last year.

At 80 he has a phenomenal output of more than 30 collections a year suggesting a workaholic mentality.

William Herschel's extensive musical output of more than 100 works included 24 symphonies, 14 concertos and numerous pieces for solo keyboard and violin.

As long as urine output of more than 30 millilitres (1 ounce) per hour is maintained, the kidney can excrete nitrogenous and nonnitrogenous solids with maximum efficiency.

The test rig is designed with an overall output of more than 800 horsepower, so the dynamometers can generate sufficient force to mimic extreme acceleration or braking conditions.

Acquiring control of TNK-BP makes Rosneft the world's largest listed oil company by output, with production of more than 4.5 million barrels a day.

At microwave frequencies, bipolar transistors have power outputs of more than 200 watts at 1 gigahertz and about 10 watts at 10 gigahertz.

The largest commercial steelmaking enterprise, Nippon Steel in Japan, was responsible for producing 26 million tons in 1987, and 11 other companies generally distributed throughout the world each had outputs of more than 10 million tons.

Consequently, the SO-110C produces 27Al− outputs of up to 2 μA, 9BeO− outputs of more than 30 μA and 12C− beams in excess of 400 μA.

Additionally, their legs are capable of storing elastic energy early in the jump, which is later released, allowing power outputs of more than twice those predicted from their hind-limb muscle-mass alone (Henry et al., 2005).