Sentence examples for slice of output from inspiring English sources
The contractor will get only his set fee, not a slice of output or profits.
Mr. Shahristani said there was nothing in Iraqi law that prevented the award of contracts that give companies a slice of the output of fields for exploration.
That sonata, along with the beautiful settings of seven poems by Aleksandr Blok, made up the remainder of the Shostakovich portion of the program and reminded listeners of just how narrow a slice of his output we usually hear.
Tens of millions of people are uninsured by a system that devours a far bigger slice of national output — and that's the sum of all Americans' collective energies — than in any other wealthy society.
"The trickle-down argument crucially depends on the assumption that, when given a bigger slice of national output, the rich will use it to increase investments", he has written.
Similarly, a growing body of scientific evidence suggests that the risk of a climatic catastrophe is high enough for the world to spend a small proportion of its income trying to prevent one from happening.And the slice of global output that would have to be spent to control emissions is probably not huge.
Because they start with much less capital per worker than developed economies, there is huge scope for boosting productivity by importing western machines and know-how.Confirmation that emerging economies are grabbing a bigger slice of global output will frighten many people in the rich world.
These are seemingly the only Wantu animations available online, and though they're certainly a small slice of the firms output, you can see in them the infectious style that made the company such a promising proposition.
Factory output, the single largest slice of industrial production, rose for a third month, increasing 0.9percentt.
They fear EMI wants more control of their output and a slice of earnings from touring and merchandise while slashing the marketing support it offers to boost sales.
Quantification of output.
