Sentence examples for worth of output from inspiring English sources

Second, the United States is much less "energy intensive" than it was 30 years ago, using about half as much oil to produce each dollar's worth of output.

These funds will buy gold on the investor's behalf, and now hold about 2,250 metric tons of gold — or nearly a year's worth of output.

The values in the Leontief Inverse Matrix represent the total direct and indirect requirements of any industry supplied by other industries within the region in order for that industry to be able to deliver US$1 worth of output to final demand [20].

On a per capita basis, each Buenos Aires worker was producing 1880 dollars worth of output (or 38,000 dollars today) and 819 dollars of value added (about 17,000 dollars today). Per worker output was 2.5 times higher in Chicago than in Buenos Aires.

For each cubic metre of water used, China gets $8-worth of output.

"Compared with mature economies, Asia's developing countries typically burn more than twice as much oil to make each dollar's-worth of output.

Geography weighs differently: a tonne of sulphur dioxide emitted in a big city may cause more harm than the same tonne emitted in a rural area, while a dollar's-worth of output counts the same wherever it is produced.

It said animal pollination is directly responsible for between 5-8% of global agricultural production by volume, amounting to between $235bn£167bnbn) and $577bn worth of annual output.

That is just a bit less than a whole year's worth of economic output in Britain.

A dollar increase in spending, because it brings unemployed resources into use, ends up producing perhaps $1.50 or $2.00 worth of extra output and income.

And it's ridiculous to include Russia in the G-8 but not China (which adds a Russia's worth of economic output to the world every two years).