Sentence examples for output of work from inspiring English sources

SPEER: I was interested in a high output of work, that is obvious; and in addition, in special cases..

Yet, the security derived from enormous state subsidies, combined with the vast output of work, tended to give rise to mediocre standards.

Per-hour output of work rose at a 2.6percentt annual rate from October through December, less than the government's initial estimate last month and down from 9.5percentt in the third quarter.

The most efficient performance that is, the greatest output of work in relation to the heat supplied is secured by using a low condenser temperature and a high boiler pressure.

But despite audience resistance to his early pieces (" 'Nom Donné' was a nightmare," he said; "everyone hated it, people were snoring"), and an unhurried output of work (eight pieces in 14 years), Mr. Bel has for some years now been an indisputably important presence in Europe.

That abundance, in turn, speaks to the British capital's sustained output of work from subsidized playhouses like the National and to the inclusion sometimes, though not always, of so-called "affiliate theaters" like the Young Vic, whose off-Broadway equivalents are ineligible for Tonys.

In Oxford Boyle's tremendous output of works in philosophy, theology, and experimental philosophy began.

Throughout the 1990s, the output of works in feminist social epistemology was rich and varied.

Comparing the outputs of work to a plan that is now out of date is pointless.

BDA's assessment explains, "Millennials do not believe that productivity should be measured by the number of hours worked at the office, but by the output of the work performed.

Research shows that whether you work 56 hours or 70 in a week, it didn't really matter because the output of the work is approximately the same.