Sentence examples for boosting efficiency and from inspiring English sources
Bar codes save businesses billions every year; wireless alternatives may save billions more by boosting efficiency and reducing theft, oversupplies and shortages, says David Weil, a professor of economics at Boston University.
In general, he confirms what most executives intuitively feel, that while some trends might help companies sustain or even increase their profitability (by increasing the size of markets, boosting efficiency, and dampening the power of suppliers by enabling direct contact between a company and its customers), mostly the Internet intensifies competition and decreases profit margins.
Nicholas Heymann of Sterne Agee, a stockbroking firm, reckons that GE's health-care business could see earnings drop by 25-30% this year as its customers suffer budget cuts.Under the charismatic Mr Welch, the firm focused on cutting fat and boosting efficiency, and used the cash generated to go on a shopping spree, building leading positions in industries such as energy and transport.
Most believe that boosting efficiency and renewables can meet their needs.
In the name of boosting efficiency and improving the quality of life of citizens, the municipality gets to know a lot more about you and your habits.
Partnerships with development partners through harmonization and aid effectiveness efforts can lay new ground and trust for boosting efficiency and performance, and they can also stimulate improved collaboration between government sectors.
Having greatly overexpanded, they are now retrenching in a bid to boost efficiency and profitability.
Subsidies tend to reduce incentives for producers to boost efficiency and shift their focus from crops to farming subsidies.
And they are usually not apprehensive about replacing the current management team to boost efficiency and performance.
At the same time, efforts to boost efficiency and alternative fuels have begun to reduce Americans' carbon output.
The aims were to increase competition, boost efficiency and cut prices.Those goals are now harder to achieve.
