Sentence examples for an increasingly efficient from inspiring English sources

It doesn't come naturally to a nation indoctrinated for so long into the belief that food production should be an increasingly efficient industrial process producing ever cheaper goods.

That uncertainty is a far cry from the optimistic proclamations of an increasingly efficient new economy, an optimism still maintained by Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve.

Moreover, since the seizure of territory and crucially, population, in areas of Syria in 2013, it has developed an increasingly efficient model of governance, capable of simultaneously implementing harsh medieval justice and a whole range of modern social services.

The appearance of such large dimensionless numbers, pertaining to the consequences of human invention and design, reflects the emergence of the technosphere as an increasingly efficient overlay on the historical domain of biology and surficial geology.

But Virginians turned out in large numbers on a day of patchy rain around the state as Northam and the Democrats relied on an increasingly efficient system for getting voters to the polls, especially in the more-populous parts of the state.

The internet is an increasingly efficient way to shop for charters.

But the country benefited from creating a modern, increasingly efficient infrastructure.

Due to the heterogeneity of disease severity among individuals with CF, there is a need to develop increasingly efficient and eventually personalized CF correction.

Another reason for a downward trend is the increasingly efficient way of handling administrative tasks as a result of technological advances such as computerization of billing, settling claims and records [ 33].

Already vigilance is required to prevent an insidious shift from medical increasingly efficient through "the proper use of machines," to transhumanism.

Binmore (1998, 2005a) models social history as a series of convergences on increasingly efficient equilibria in commonly encountered transaction games, interrupted by episodes in which some people try to shift to new equilibria by moving off stable equilibrium paths, resulting in periodic catastrophes.