Sentence examples for output saying from inspiring English sources

Some non-governmental organisations want a moratorium on ethanol output, saying this would cut grain prices by 20%.

GMTV presenter Fiona Phillips has criticised the ITV breakfast broadcaster's output, saying sponsorship and competitions had led it to "become more about selling" than the content.

Not that Garvey was entirely impressed with her new station's output, saying it had a "massively middle class bent" with too many "middle class ladies talking about cookery".

The BBC today came out fighting against proposals to use a percentage of the licence fee to fund ITV's regional news output, saying the plan could threaten its independence.

E1 BUSINESS DAYC1-12 No Change in Oil Output OPEC rebuffed calls from President Bush to increase oil output, saying "mismanagement" of the United States economy, not a supply shortage, was driving prices up.

But in recent months, Saudi Arabia curbed its output, saying that the world market was saturated and the increase in crude oil prices was due to speculation, not lack of supply.

"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?

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

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