Sentence examples for Experience efficiencies from inspiring English sources

First, a larger firm may experience efficiencies of scale due to superior risk pooling and spreading of administration costs.

On the other hand, a health centre may be too small for its level of operation, and thus experience efficiencies of scale.

Cloud-based IT services are the only solutions that can match the experience, efficiency, and access that we get in our personal lives.

With experienced efficiency Andy Murray powered to victory to claim his second Wimbledon singles title and ensure that for only the second time in 80 years a British man would raise the coveted silver-gilt trophy.

"We expect to apply Avis Budget's experience and efficiencies of fleet management with Zipcar's proven, customer-friendly technology to accelerate the growth of the Zipcar brand and to provide more options for Zipsters in more places," Ronald L. Nelson, chairman and chief executive of Avis, said in a statement.

Asked by MPs about May's belief, which she outlined at the meeting on 8 September, that the NHS could learn from the Home Office and Ministry of Defence's recent experience of efficiency drives, Stevens dismissed any parallels.

After a few days, he seemed to be doing a decent job, though I still remember one fleeting chat inside a walk-in fridge, when Jim expressed concerns about Scully's experience and efficiency.

We model work experience in efficiency units in a similar way.

In reality there are complex interactions between experience and efficiency so it is not an unreasonable assumption.

They value management experience and efficiency, and they don't value people who take team secrets and leak them to the press.

Compared with conventional electrical machines, permanent-magnet (PM) machines experience higher efficiency, higher power-to-weight ratio and simpler construction.