Sentence examples for corporate efficiency from inspiring English sources

Some conductors have resisted this new era of corporate efficiency.

The World Trade Organization may make the United Nations look like a model of corporate efficiency.

One turns to them for risk management, proven track records and the myth of corporate efficiency.

But consumers are paying a heavy price for that increased corporate efficiency, public interests advocates say.

Sara Lee hoped to bring marketing know-how and corporate efficiency to this grab bag.

People's experience of private rail, water and energy companies has made them sceptical of corporate efficiency.

The story is that these corporate efficiency-seekers in effect legislated from their posh offices a new model of political economy.

Small Changes Start to Add Up THE Internet, with its easy accessibility, is generating various small corporate efficiencies.

"The merger will enable us to gain corporate efficiencies while preserving The New Yorker's unique elements and provide them with full access to the resources and support that our other magazines currently enjoy," Mr. Florio said in the memo.

With a ballooning deficit, aging baby boomers (who will inflate the costs of Social Security and Medicare) and stubborn unemployment (due not just to the recession but also to the migration of jobs abroad and new corporate efficiencies), he says, America has "entered a period of austerity markedly different from anything we have seen before".

In 1997 corporate efficiencies are still on the horizon; long, drunken expense-account lunches are still de rigueur; and lots of time is spent hanging about the office, gossiping and complaining and dreaming up stories that will appear the next day or the next week in newsprint, in all its papery glory.