Sentence examples for pushing output from inspiring English sources

David Wyss, chief economist at Standard & Poor's, said that although it appears that the economy is nearing the bottom, there remains a risk that financial conditions could deteriorate again, pushing output downward through 2010.

Comparing to the reference handle configuration (horizontal, straight, and a 31-cm between-handle distance), the 45°-rotated and tilted handles with a 31-cm between-handle distance allowed 6.7% more pushing output, while the horizontal and tilted handles with a 31-cm between-handle distance resulted in 2.8% less.

Frackers have pushed output from 5m barrels a day in 2008 to 8.5m in June this year.

On public spending, there is a "one in five chance" that today's cuts will push output into negative territory during 2011, in which case the Bank of England would be wise to stimulate the economy with a second round of quantitative easing, the NIESR said.

The teachers' increase in means at the second observation is statistically significant at the specified.05 level in relation to building prior knowledge, comprehensible input and pushed output, strategies and activities, and review/assessment at 3.60(.913.683.31(.75), 3.31(1.09), and 3.70(.99), respectively.

"It was that the government's proper role was...to tweak asset supplies so that there were sufficient liquid assets, enough safe assets, and enough financial savings vehicles that the economy as a whole did not feel under pressure to de-leverage, and so push production below potential output".

All sectors of the economy will spend more, pushing up output and employment (and sustaining the price level, too).

Exhibit A is the recent growth in Japanese exports to the United States and Asia, which the government says is pushing up output and driving down inventories.

Here is the new Veyron Super Sport with its four enlarged turbochargers and super-size intercoolers pushing the output of the 8-liter W-16 engine to stupefying 1,200-horsepower 1,200-horsepower

Its current lineup features the guitarist Adam Rogers, the bassist Fima Ephron and the drummer Nate Smith: musicians who know how to keep a cool demeanor while pushing their output into the red.

Soviet central planners pushed Russian output to 11.48 million barrels a day in 1987.