Sentence examples for war output from inspiring English sources

(Don't worry, BBC, I am aware of your first world war output, I'll get to that next week).

About a third has been attributed to Taro, another third to Seymour, significantly expanding the known Spanish Civil War output of two photographers who have, until recently, stood in Capa's shadow.

ReprintsIn the areas still run by Colonel Qaddafi, which accounted for about three-quarters of Libya's total pre-war output of 1.6m b/d, the oil infrastructure has suffered less damage but has been hit by the departure of foreigners.

Car production plummeted to around 10percentt of pre-war output.

By war's end, 654 manufacturing companies had joined the Automotive Council for War Production, and produced nearly $29 billion in output for the Allied military forces.

With Liz Gibbons switched last week from Newsnight to a role at BBC Global News, a "Savile 5" of news executives have gone in the three months since mid-December – Steve Mitchell retiring, Peter Rippon to the joys of the online archive, Adrian Van Klaveren to the trenches of first world war anniversary output, Helen Boaden exiled from her news empire but made queen of radio.

A large chunk of the Californian economy has depended on war industry output since WW II.

With the arrival of the Second World War, Henri's output declined, and she would likely have faded into obscurity if not for the efforts of the Italian gallerist Giovanni Battista Martini.

The World War II leaflet output of the western Allies alone, excluding the Soviet Union, was estimated to be at least eight billion sheets, and the United States and England dropped millions of leaflets, many of which were directions on how to surrender, during their conflict with Iraq in 2003.

In spite of almost incessant wars, the literary output in this period was quite considerable.

"The big character franchises – superheroes, Star Wars, children's output – all are so dependent on the whole stream from theme parks and resorts".