Sentence examples for outputs said from inspiring English sources

"We assume the cable industry will use component outputs," said Mr. Wilkey, at Thomson.

"With over 17, 000 car parks in the UK, there is a great opportunity for this sector to reap the benefits of solar PV panels, particularly now with falling costs and technical advances that enhance performance outputs," said Jonny Williams, director of the BRE National Solar Centre.

Also, because there are so many different products those that do get collected can produce poor quality material outputs," says Gilbert.

"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.

Data from that test allowed New Energy Technologies to make improvements in durability, design and system output, said Jay Bhogal, a company director.

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

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

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

"The key question for markets and policymakers is whether the improving survey evidence will translate into sustainable gains in actual output," said Ross Walker at the Royal Bank of Scotland.

By contrast, manufacturing accounts for only 5percentt of Hong Kong's output, said Joan Zheng, the chief economist for greater China at J. P. Morgan.