Sentence examples for record output from inspiring English sources

The electric-car maker cited record output of its existing models, and its chief said bottlenecks on its first mass-market offering were being resolved.

With another season of record output expected in 1999-2000, the market will be in surplus for the fifth year in a row.

This year, the United States is expected to surpass Saudi Arabia and to rival Russia as the world's leader, with record output of over 10 million barrels a day, according to the International Energy Agency.

There was better news for the construction industry, which notched up record output for the usually quiet summer month of July, in the strongest three-month period for the industry since February 2017.

French oil giant Total raised its production growth target for 2018 after a new record output, and high oil prices during the third quarter enabled it to report its highest net income in a quarter since 2012.

On Tuesday, competitor Rio Tinto also reported record output figures.

The Company administration posted record outputs of gold and coal during 1916, and began to supply the Empire with the strategic metal ferrochrome.

Growing conditions have been generally good and record outputs could be achieved in some countries, in sharp contrast to the previous season, when El Niño-related Niño-relatedalies hit the crops.

"We are now covering more in live and specially recorded output.

The Grateful Dead or Black Flag, those groups' importance has very little to do with their recorded output.

And how would Shields, a control freak – let's be frank – prefer people listened to his recorded output?