Sentence examples for output turned from inspiring English sources

Although sharp declines in North Sea output turned the country into a net importer again in 2005 (it had been a net exporter since 1980), it is better placed than in the mid-1970s.

Britain and the euro area have until recently followed very similar trajectories, but British output turned up nicely in the third quarter while the euro area officially re-entered recession.What should we make of this figure?

Once you've pushed the Sport Plus button to set the engine for maximum output, turned off the Porsche Stability Management system and put the Porsche Active Suspension Management control in sport mode, the Carrera S is ready to party.

A key risk is that potential output turns out to be lower at the end of the forecast than we currently assume.

The net energy output turns negative when transport distances exceed approximately 200 km (manure), or up to 700 km (slaughterhouse waste).

In constant prices the share of manufacturing output turns out to have remained broadly stable over the past three decades in the rich economies as a whole (see chart).True, there are differences between countries.

Certainly, there is now evidence that the cut in interest rates to 0.5%, the creation of electronic money and the permissive approach to record budget deficits have been a factor in preventing the UK's biggest postwar drop in output turning into something even worse.

Today about 50% of Lee & Man's output turns up in boxed goods sold in China, compared with zero when the company started, Raymond says.

The outputs turned out to be impressive.

It also cautioned that there is "huge uncertainty" over its projections -- if it's wrong about the output gap then yet more austerity could be needed to deliver a balanced budget: A key risk is that potential output turns out to be lower over the coming five years than we currently assume.

Hauling ingredients and output turns out to be a problem.