Sentence examples for share of the output from inspiring English sources

In recent years the government has typically offered "buy-back" agreements, in which the oil company gets a small, fixed return on successful projects, rather than "production-sharing" deals, in which the contractor gets a share of the output and thus stands to gain much greater rewards.

Toshiba and SanDisk, a supplier of flash data storage products, said they would each get 50percentt of Dominion's flash memory production and would separately market and sell their share of the output.

Although US-based "parents" continue to account for the lion's share of the output of US MNCs, the share accounted for by their majority-owned foreign affiliates (MOFAs) has risen sharply.

Mankind's share of the output of the land, at 35-40%, is not that much higher—and look how irrevocably the land has been changed by this exploitation.Then there is global warming with all its uncertainties.

However, there is a limit on this because the quantity brought to the market will not be more than the marketable surplus given that self-consumption accounts for a very large share of the output of basic foodstuffs in a country like India.

Primary industry tends to dominate the economies of undeveloped and developing nations, but as secondary and tertiary industries are developed, its share of the economic output tends to decrease.

We would all have been much richer, with a good share of the extra output going to the disfavored classes, in that by definition the poor are worse at hedging than the affluent.

After the latest orders for Gorgon's LNG, Chervon still has to find more buyers for its remaining share of the expected output, which amounts to about 4.2 million tons per annum.

Within one year their digital revenues rose over $100M and the digital share of the agency output rose from 18%to42%2%.

For example, citizens of modern meritocracies are familiar with the idea that individual differences in merit as roughly measured by " who brings what to the common good," a synergistic stake therefore are often rewarded by large disparities in " who gets what share of the common output" (see Piketty and Saez 2014), an antagonistic stake according to the simple definition proposed here.

Those 2-plus points of share equal the output of two assembly plants.