Sentence examples for output worth from inspiring English sources

Under the agreement, Alrosa sells half its output, worth 800 million euros annually, to De Beers.

All of the mine's output, worth some $160m£105m5m) since 2009, has been sold abroad in 11 auctions.

Slovenia has a population of only 2m and its output, worth €36 billion ($44 billion), is a barely discernible 0.4% of euro-wide GDP.

C3 Oil Companies vs. Yemen Two American oil companies, Hunt Oil and Exxon, filed arbitration proceedings this week against the government of Yemen for expropriating an oil-producing block with output worth more than $1 billion a year.

The state produced almost a fifth of the country's total agriculture output, worth almost $50 billion in 2013.

You might get to play Battlefield Hardline in 900p on PS4 as opposed to the Xbox's 720, but is this a gulf in output worth losing sleep over?

In 2006 California's agricultural output was worth $31 billion, more than any other state.

We said daily output was worth £2,700bn, so even £280m a day would be only a little more than 0.1%.

Not very - daily output is worth something like £2,700bn, so even £280m a day is just a little more than 0.1%.

The World Bank had previously calculated that China's output was worth $8.8 trillion in 2005 if the goods and services produced in the country were valued at American prices.

It simply costs more to recycle cigarette waste than the output is worth, and recycling companies have chosen not to get into the business.