Sentence examples for record productivity from inspiring English sources

Njong says that he was permitted no outside contact, and was allowed pen and paper only to record productivity.

But BG fell 6.5p to £11.31 despite announcing record productivity from well tests at the Santos Basin in Brazil, where the gases group owns a 25%sharee.

We had been hoping to hear more from Bolland, but surprisingly he's not shown up for this morning's conference call … In other news, BG Group has announced that test drilling at the Tupi area of Brazil have yielded "record productivity".

Put it all together, he added, and you can understand, why the Great Recession took the biggest bite out of employment but is not the only thing affecting job loss today: why we have record productivity, wealth and innovation, yet median incomes are falling, inequality is rising and high unemployment remains persistent.

In fact, the 30 years after the Depression actually delivered record productivity growth and an unprecedented surge in living standards.

This continuing mismeasurement leads economists and all those who rely on them to assume that recorded productivity gains always signify greater efficiency, rather than simple offshoring-generated cost cuts — leaving the rest of us scratching our heads over stagnating wages.

We recorded productivity losses within the entire workforce over a period of one year, which allowed for any seasonal variation.

Recorded productivity varied between 3 and 9 tonnes per scheduled machine hour (SMH), or 2 7 oven dry tonnes (odt) SMH−1.

This view is hard to square with the British private sector's endemically poor record on productivity.

Neill has worked with a succession of UK governments to tackle Britain's poor record on productivity.

Even so, nearly seven years after Mr Brown became chancellor, the government's record on productivity is disappointing.