Sentence examples for output said from inspiring English sources

"It's a problematic aspect of how we account for economic output," said Mr. Carroll.

"People still want a hard copy output," said David P. Biehn, a Kodak vice president.

It is now better able to increase output, said Tristan Gerra, an analyst for Robert W. Baird & Company.

"It dies on its output," said David I. Smith, a director of technology assessment at Mayo Clinic.

"We found a relatively low audience awareness of much of the BBC's current affairs output," said the trust.

Qualcomm cannot get enough supply from its existing manufacturer and is seeking additional output, said its chief executive, Paul E. Jacobs.

You have to look at the output," says Moavenzadeh.

"That is an enormously successful, astonishing scientific output," says Carr.

"The council once asked us for an assessment of outcomes, not output," says Ian Stringer.

What will the "guidance" to Ofcom about the distinctiveness of the BBC's output say, exactly?

"The benefits are captured by consumers, and don't show up in the bottom line as output," says Varvares.