Sentence examples for both more efficient and from inspiring English sources

It must recognise that it needs to be both more efficient and representative of modern Britain.

There is much demand for its skills in western Europe, where firms are seeking new processes that will make them both more efficient and more user-friendly.

The hope is that through better understanding the interplay of different systems through data it may be possible to manage natural resources in a way that is both more efficient and more sustainable.

The policy is rooted in the notion that a few corporate behemoths battling over control of the market can be both more efficient and more competitive than any regulation and control from bureaucrats in Washington.

The head of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, said the bloc's challenge must be to provide "outcomes that are both more efficient, and more directly aimed at the people, their needs and their fears – not towards institution-building".

Ms. Johnson would like to see him lunge in between each stroke, which he does, but we all can see that his natural form — very upright, and a light grip on the vacuum — is both more efficient and more effective.

These results will inform the development of both more efficient electrolytes and housings for thermocells.

Immediate selective benefits can arise through both more efficient regulation and increased rates of replication [ 8, 9, 11, 17].

Instead, 'leaky dams' or wood and peat combination dams were used, which are both more efficient at reducing and diverting the flow, and longer lasting than bale dams.

This increase in activity appears to be attributable to both more efficient DNA binding and a faster rate of translocation when these spacing enzymes are able to engage linker DNA.

The shape factors indicate that the trailing edge reinforcement and the offset spar cap topology are both more efficient at maximizing stiffness and minimizing stress.