Sentence examples for continued efficiency from inspiring English sources

Key drivers include: the falling cost per kilowatt in real terms as well as those reductions stimulated by the feed-in tariffs; continued efficiency improvements – plus 10-20% and further incremental efficiency improvements are likely to continue until 2016; risk mitigation against price increases through self-generation; training and upskilling of labour will make installation easier and cheaper.

4) Continued efficiency gains will make natural gas cheaper.

We expect that the future will see continued efficiency gains as information speed and accuracy pervade the real estate industry.

While this rate isn't sustainable, rising membership and continued efficiency gains should easily translate into earnings growth that tops 15% per year.

However, globalization and off-shoring production is not the whole story as to why the number of jobs is reducing -- the longer-term picture is one of continued efficiency improvements.

To ensure knowledge accumulation and learning from existing knowledge, it is important to apply "process management" which "involves adherence to routines through the adoption of standardised best practices throughout an organisation" and "ensures that organisational processes are repeated, allowing for continued efficiency improvements" (Benner and Tushman 2002, p.678).

The plan is broadly based on the economy recovering in line with current projections made by the Office for Budget Responsibility, and would go alongside continued efficiencies and reforms in the NHS.

The plan is based on the economy recovering in line with current projections made by the independent Office for Budget Responsibility, and would go alongside continued efficiencies and reforms in the NHS.

What is evident is the continuing efficiency of Dell in its current business.

They pointed to their continuing efficiency as a source of pride.

This increase in energy consumption along with other results suggests that immunity is one of the most important physiological systems, with other systems being sacrificed for its continuing efficiency.