Sentence examples for becoming more efficient but from inspiring English sources

"The model can improve quality while becoming more efficient, but practices need support," Dr. McGeeney observed.

"Raúl's message about reform is, 'This is about becoming more efficient, but making changes in a way that doesn't cause unrest,' " said Sarah Stephens, executive director of the Center for Democracy in the Americas.

The former Governor of Hong Kong praised the corporation for becoming more efficient but said viewers do not expect BBC bosses to be paid massive salaries and he wants a smaller group in charge.

In his speech, the former Conservative Party chairman praised the corporation for becoming more efficient, but said viewers do not expect BBC bosses to be paid massive salaries.

Rae credited the slowdown in part to the healthcare system becoming more efficient, but also to high-deductible plans shifting a greater share of the spending burden to patients.

Insurance companies could theoretically save money by becoming more efficient but for some reason they still spend much more on administration than Medicare does to provide the same coverage.

Conventional engines are becoming more efficient - but future improvements are projected to save at most 35% of emissions per flight.

The managing director of the ABC, Mark Scott, has confirmed the corporation is investigating ways of becoming "more efficient and effective" but described recent media reports about the future of ABC funding and TV production as highly speculative.

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

Most of us think about how the planes and engines are becoming more efficient (and they are!), but advancements in ground-based operations can make aviation even more sustainable.

Wiedefeld said the agency is relying more on technology, using data differently, and becoming more efficient in using maintenance time more efficiently.