Sentence examples for restore output from inspiring English sources

Nine out of ten manufacturing firms damaged by the disaster hope to restore output to pre-crisis levels by mid-summer, the government says.

Still, Mr. Badri, who was Libyan energy minister before leaving the country in 2006, expects Libya to restore output to its full pre-uprising capacity of 1.6 million barrels a day in 18 months.

G.M. has stayed out of the talks at the Detroit-based American Axle, but in this case, "we expect G.M. to move quickly to restore output and recoup any lost output," two analysts, Mike Jackson and Joe Langley of the consulting firm CSM Worldwide, wrote in a report Thursday.

Our policymakers continue to believe that they must first 'get credit flowing again' to restore output and employment.

In comparison, it shows that the restored output images of the proposed method are very satisfactory.

In addition to that, a fusion procedure between all candidate restored output images from the EA is also proposed as an alternative to the selection process.

Unfortunately the reverse is the case: restoring output and employment will restore the flow of credit.

The industry, like tea production, suffered serious damage during the Sino-Japanese War and the civil war that followed, but vigorous measures to restore production raised output.

The company has seven drilling rigs — the most it has ever had — operating in the highly profitable gulf to restore production and bring new output online.

Dobutamine should be used at a dose of 5 20 µg/kg/min in cases of cardiogenic shock with maintained blood pressure so as to restore cardiac output (strong agreement).

Objective: The purpose of this study was to determine whether supine hypotensive syndrome is caused by a decreased baroreflex gain that results in inadequate compensatory responses to restore cardiac output.