Sentence examples for a sort of efficiency from inspiring English sources

"Is that a sort of efficiency expert?" "Well, that term is a bit obsolete now".

A sort of efficiency system allowing them to rob and re-rob many places previously visited.

We have no fewer wars than we once did — they are arguably greater in number, in fact — but there has been a sort of brutal efficiency in the march from the Second World War to Vietnam to Iraq.

Traditionally in the U.S., there has been a strong sense that markets impose a sort-of external rationality and efficiency on human undertakings.

He has defeated opponents versed in all styles, at various stages of their careers, and has done so with a sort of ruthless, regular efficiency that might make people lose perspective of just how good he is.

That sort of efficiency will allow for a large increase in the volume of transactions during a Falcons game as fans will feel less constrained about getting into a concession line and will spend less time waiting once they get there.

While some may say that, given Fay v. Noia, what the Court is attempting to do is justifiable as a means of promoting 'efficiency' in the administration of criminal justice, it is the sort of efficiency which, though perhaps appropriate in some watered-down form of federalism, is not congenial to the kind of federalism I had supposed was ours.

Not to mention that fact that there is no country in the world that has achieved this sort of efficiency saving in its health sector ever.

And we need to study where else in the world the same sort of efficiency policies would (or wouldn't) be effective.

A month into the 2008 season, it is far too early to tell if defenses will undergo the sort of efficiency transformation offenses have in the last 14 years.

SARAH GREEN CARMICHAEL: So what would product innovation with AI look like to, I think pick up on the example of something you said that might not be sort of efficiency based.