Sentence examples for doing more with fewer from inspiring English sources

Today Mason will face the Bengals, who have allowed the fifth-most yards per catch in the league, so he could end up doing more with fewer receptions.

"Many business leaders might be reducing the overall number of events they sponsor, but instead are focusing on the best events and doing more with fewer events, and we're the beneficiary of that trend," Stone said.

In fact, Grady submitted a budget document to his county commission that claimed his force is "doing more with fewer resources" and that seizures from marijuana grow houses provide one of several key revenue sources for his department.

Hellwig, Yam, and DiGiulio (2003), in a phenomenological study found time constraints and doing more with fewer acts as main advocacy barriers [ 5].

No contemporary artist has done more with fewer words than Kay Rosen.

Most of our students come from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, yet we are expected to do more with fewer resources.

"You have the worst of all possible worlds as non-profits are being asked to do more with fewer resources.

Air Traffic Controllers-European Union Coordination, a group representing controllers, warned today that attempts to do more with fewer people had increased risks.

The combination of big data and smart machines will take over some occupations wholesale; in others it will allow firms to do more with fewer workers.

Composers will not lose interest in music as a publicly entertaining art form; they merely harness electronics to do more with fewer resources.

Afghanistan is a Nato mission, and each presidential contender has made clear that he will ask the Europeans to do more with fewer restrictions.