Sentence examples for become far more efficient from inspiring English sources

Freight has become far more efficient.

Tax collection has become far more efficient, thanks partly to computerising the system.

Computing could become far more efficient: think about how much time PCs spend idle today.

Over the next five years companies would be forced to become far more efficient.

Whole industries could become far more efficient if they would adopt common processes.

If this graphic designer worked only with specialty food manufacturers, she could become far more efficient at serving this market.

But if a plane does not have to take off multiple times between departure and destination, fuel economy becomes far more efficient.

Under Shea's leadership, this coordination became far more efficient.

As a result of these reforms the court became far more efficient, and the backlog decreased; in the 1860s an average of 3,207 cases were submitted each year, while the Court heard and dismissed 3,833, many of them from the previous backlog.

"The European defense industry needs to become far more effective and efficient," said Mark Stoker, a military economist at the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London.

And Kirstin Pires, a spokeswoman for the pool and spa association, noted that conventional tubs had become far more energy efficient because of consumer demand and new public standards, like those mandated by the California Energy Commission in 2006.