"I do feel that intimate stagings of musicals like 'A Little Night Music' and 'La Cage aux Folles' are a smart, efficient economic model," said Ms. Friedman, who is based in London but regularly produces on Broadway.
She was a smart, efficient worker.
While home base may feel more convenient, a cross-border innovation play might be a smarter and more efficient bet.
David L. Cohen, executive vice president of Comcast, said the deal is "a smart and efficient way for Comcast to deliver a broader array of wireless services, and is an efficient deployment of this spectrum".
A receiving line, while optional, is a smart and efficient choice, especially for a wedding with roughly 75 or more guests.
Well, allowing the estate tax to reset in 2011 is a smart, cost-efficient, equitable move well-suited to an era of scarce political courage.
Fifth, as the party that believes in government's ability to make people's lives better, we should have been the ones championing a smart, efficient public sector that uses technology, co-operative and mutual principles and a pragmatic "what works" approach to get things done.
So while it may not be as glamorous as the coffee maker that starts itself when you get out of bed, at least it's a smarter, cost-efficient way to tackle those outdoor chores.
All the units at the scheme use exhaust air source heat pumps (EASHPs), deemed by their manufacturer to be smart efficient heating systems which are used extensively in Scandinavia to provide hot water and space heating needs, coupled with underfloor heating.
They wrap their criticism in high-minded declarations of "choice" and "personal freedom," but the bottom line is that insurance — all insurance, not just health coverage — is a tool for risk management, and there are smart, efficient ways to do that and stupid, expensive ways to do it.
