Sentence examples for considered more efficient from inspiring English sources

The company says n-hexane evaporates quickly and was considered more efficient than other cleaning agents.

But the centrifuges are considered more efficient and are shielded from aerial surveillance and protected against air strikes by up to 90 metres of mountain rock.

Why should a company that has shed well-trained and experienced workers and increased the workload of the remaining ones be considered more efficient?

It's designed to carry rockets to blast commercial satellites into space, which is considered more efficient than launching them from the ground.

Although today the bonded repairs are considered more efficient than the mechanically fastened, each repair is looked-upon as tailored made for each job.

Just as a direct flight from Paris to Chicago would be considered more efficient than one with a layover in London, a direct link between two parts of the brain would be more efficient than an indirect route.

Hamid R. Moghadam, AMB's chairman and chief executive, said the company planned to focus more on multistory development in urban areas, which he considers more efficient and better for the environment (and not just in Japan).

The HD-DVD group is also considering more efficient compression software for video -- including Microsoft's Windows Media 9 -- to ensure that even the longest high-definition films fit on a single disc.

I am reassured that I am offering them choice within blocks of time: my students choose their books, they choose their writing topics, they choose their strategies in math, justify which they used, and consider more efficient ways.

It is important to note that, for most sequences (19), the participants did not use all the views, which we consider more efficient.

Everything will take longer, everyone will respond more slowly, and four hours of full-attention work followed by an afternoon at the pool should be considered more effective and efficient than eight hours of "work" interrupted by constant calls from children asking if they can run through the sprinkler and if you know where the dog is.