Sentence examples for output of new from inspiring English sources

The prodigious and diverse output of new books in 2008 from sub-Saharan Africa, Australia, and New Zealand was highlighted by outstanding literary works from both established and emerging authors.

In fiction alone, the output of new novels went from 5,143 to 10,860.

She cut the output of new books in half, to about 125 a year, and focused on promotion.

A spokeswoman for Doubleday Broadway said it did not plan to cut back on its output of new books or its support for them.

Watching high-profile TV shows like the Olympics, baseball playoffs, N.F.L. games, it seemed there were fewer new commercials and more spots were being rerun over and over, perhaps because of limited output of new spots with union talent.

The industry's output of new drugs has risen only modestly in the last two decades despite a more than sixfold increase, after adjusting for inflation, in research and development spending, to more than $30 billion annually.

"One of the things I said when I made that announcement was that we would want to flesh out the details of the carriage agreement and the brand licensing agreement under which Sky would carry the output of the new hived off Sky News," he said, adding that such factors "directly impact on the financial sustainability" of the hived-off enterprise.

Almost half of that output consisted of new capital goods (infrastructure, housing, factories and machinery).

And the output curve of new controller is more smooth.

Firstly, the average output power of new UMTS phones is considerably lower than of GSM phones [ 33].

For Hamilton, the crucial components of real independence were industrialization led by a strong federal government, combined with a permanent military that could serve both political and economic functions — defending the new nation while driving and absorbing the output of a new manufacturing sector.