Sentence examples for output stood from inspiring English sources

A worker's pay, food, physical treatment depended on how his output stood in relation to his norm.

In the pre-Code days especially, the Fleischer brothers' output stood apart from their competitors' by targeting adults.

The deficit, expressed as a percentage of total economic output, stands at 33% compared to a UK figure of 10%.

The exponential growth of scientific outputs stands in contrast with the artificial scarcity (Young et al., 2008) of prestigious publication outlets (Eisen, 2015).

The fate of Stravinsky's output stands in sharp contrast to that of the legacy of his rival Maurice Ravel.

Deutsche Bank analysts have claimed that US oil output stands to be undermined as long as the price is under $90 a barrel.

Without exports from Iraq and Kuwait, actual OPEC output stands at about 18 million barrels a day, far below what the world needs from OPEC.

Total power output stands at that headline 725bhp, and a whopping 664lb-ft of torque, sent, of course, to all four wheels.

One listen through to McCartney's stripped version answers any doubts to the idea". "Incredibly Grand Central are nine years old and their output stands as a beacon of good taste on Oldham Street in the mythical Northern Quarter". "Concert For George is the sound of a bunch of friends, getting together to cheer the memory of one of their own and jam together on some of the finest music written.

California's output stands at $1.9 trillion annually; it has by far the nation's most dominant state economy.

The Hernandez Brothers have been releasing published work since 1981 and although some of their output stands out as stronger than others, they've been on a constant incline.