Sentence examples for clarity and efficiency from inspiring English sources

"We lacked clarity and efficiency," their manager Nuno Espirito Santo said.

For decades, after the second world war, "the British way of doing government and politics", was admired by many foreign commentators for its apparent clarity and efficiency.

That said, Mr. Edelstein's "Timon," for all its clarity and efficiency, never achieves the scalding temperature that makes this bitter late play so distinctive among Shakespeare's works.

Over all, despite following a switchback trail between two continents and two decades, "Chimerica" manages to be a model of clarity and efficiency.

Since money touches almost every one of our day-to-day decisions, merging finances can bring more clarity and efficiency to your life.

Review possible redundancies across Parenting Support, HBP, BFCI, and C-IMCI, and determine how to align parenting messages across them for consistency, clarity, and efficiency.

The first of Tufte's principles of graphical excellence is that "graphical excellence consists of complex ideas communicated with clarity, precision, and efficiency" [ 16].

While the presentations and viewings of genetic data frequently deal with enormous complexity, Tufte's principles of clarity, precision, and efficiency are poorly served by the IUPAC system of using capital or lower-case Roman letters.

A comprehensive and best metrics suite for ontology evaluation has been used for assessing the quality of proposed model which includes correctness, accuracy, consistency, soundness, task orientation, completeness, conciseness, expandability, reusability, clarity, integrity, efficiency and expressiveness.

Or read Tavi Gevinson's 2013 essay about Swift in The Believer, which goes track by track through Swift's discography, celebrating the efficiency, clarity, and persuasiveness of her style.

11 Where possible, the instruments and procedures used to collect economic data should be pilot tested for efficiency, clarity, and ease of use.