Sentence examples for always efficiency from inspiring English sources

While there are always efficiency savings to be made, the 10% real reduction in defence that the Institute for Fiscal Studies has extrapolated from party spending plans would be certain to eat deeply into front-line capabilities.

The mantra of industrial farming has always been efficiency, but efficiency has come to mean a pregnant sow — millions of them — confined in a gestation crate barely 2 feet wide and only as long as she is.

It's not always about efficiency... of course, efficiency is important, but it's ugly.

Resale always increases efficiency compared to the auction allocation, but it also induces demand reduction by high-value bidders, which reduces auction efficiency.

That has not always improved efficiency.

Port facilities were not always about efficiency or convenience.

But Guga would soon even the score and they would trade breaks and groundstrokes with great intensity, if not always great efficiency, until the end.

The justification for that kind of farming has always been efficiency, and yet, as so often happens in agriculture, the argument breaks down once you look at all the side effects.

At the end of a festival that was widely judged to be solid rather than spectacular, the Cannes organisers brought the curtain down with gusto, if not always with efficiency.

"Our insight is that in companies, in the long run innovation always trumps efficiency," Petschnigg told me by phone.

The most important one states that the upper bound for the reversible work extraction is not always Carnot efficiency.