Sentence examples for becoming more efficient as from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, computer processors are becoming more efficient as well as cheaper to produce.

High-throughput sequencing facilities are becoming more common in Brazil, and becoming more efficient as they accrue experience.

"We must become – and we are becoming – more efficient at doing more with less," he said.

First, in reducing the length of stay, hospitals may be becoming more efficient at dealing with illness episodes.

The biggest concern raised is Britain's poor record on productivity, a measure of output per worker or hour worked, seen as a measure of whether a nation is becoming more efficient and as a key component in raising living standards.

If your gross profit margin is increasing, your business is becoming more efficient insofar as it's either selling products for more money or acquiring products for less money.

There's growing evidence that hospitals are becoming more efficient, in response to pressure from patients as well as big healthcare buyers such as insurers and Medicare. .

That could be due to lots of things, like Facebook users doing more stuff with apps on a single page, clicking off to Websites controlled by application providers, or Facebook just becoming more efficient in not making you click around as much to do the same things.

[C2.] Productivity Fell in Fourth Quarter Companies stopped becoming more efficient in the fourth quarter as a slowing economy caught many by surprise, according to government figures.

"The mentality is, 'Can we increase our output first by becoming more efficient by using better technology as the first resort?' ".

According to Mr Petro, lasers beamed from landing craft could power rovers in sunless areas of the moon or Mars, such as craters where water might be found.Power beaming is also becoming more efficient.