Sentence examples for weak output from inspiring English sources

The combination of weak output and a willingness of workers to accept pay cuts to keep their jobs has resulted in a poor productivity record.

While demand for personal computers, televisions and audio equipment is expected to remain weak, output of digital cameras and car navigation systems is expected to grow.

Productivity is expected to rebound in the current period because analysts believe weak output during the fourth quarter was partly a result of temporary factors, like an unusually sharp decline in government spending on the military.

Both weak output and the binding zero lower bound make it probable that the fiscal effects of tax rises or spending cuts would be relatively large, especially since the government's rock-bottom borrowing rates leave little room for offsetting stimulus from a drop in borrowing costs due to  a sounder public fisc.

The cells made using regular drop casting showed no or only a weak output.

However, the institute expects the jobless position to "deteriorate slightly" in 2014 compared to 2013, due to relatively weak output and employment growth.

That would mean fewer orders to factories and weaker output for manufacturers.

All three areas of construction reported much weaker output growth than at the start of the year.

He added that the hit to growth the Treasury expected in the event of a vote to leave the EU would have a knock-on effect on the public finances, as weaker output hit profits, wages and tax revenues.

He said: "If you do have a combination of somewhat weaker growth and higher inflation, that potentially may explain why you haven't seen much impact of weaker output growth on tax revenues and on public finances, but it's very early in the financial year to take a view on that".

But the Institute, which is based at Strathclyde University, is also predicting a slight deterioration in unemployment figures in the next two years due to weaker output and employment growth.