Sentence examples for efficiency push from inspiring English sources

But experts say that Europe could also reap substantial rewards from an efficiency push.

"That concerns us a great deal because we want to be competitive for economic development projects," said Mr. Stark, adding that he supports the efficiency push.

And despite Walmart's heavily-marketed efficiency push, the company has a growing carbon footprint and has been accused of "greenwashing" its image to seem more environmentally conscious than it is.

I'm beginning to think that Stephen Morris is correct, and that Ronald Coase rendered Mr Friedman a tad irrelevant.Mr Friedman's next section discusses technical monopoly (when efficiency pushes a market toward monopoly, also referred to as natural monopoly).

Even at a minimal cost, the only value is a slight increase in efficiency pushing customers through POS.

Tightening of emission rules and a desire to improve energy efficiency pushes even further the need for hybridization of non-road mobile machinery (NRMM).

Celibate, vegetarian and a teetotaler, Modi earned a reputation for ruthless efficiency, pushing aside party stalwarts with whom he clashed and taking charge of nearly all the key departments in the state government.

When at steady speed in full auto mode, the Subaru's CVT system keeps RPMs low for fuel efficiency; pushing down the accelerator very rapidly increases torque, but the RPMs still need to build up.

Materials researchers in Oxford, led by Dr Henry Snaith, have recently shown that they can make simple perovskite solar cells with efficiencies pushing 20%.

In the video embedded below (shot by Diginfonews in Tokyo), the professor explains the technology behind the motor and points out there is room for improvement (specifically, he wants to boost torque and energy efficiency and push down noise and vibration).

Efficiency improvements push down costs at every level — from the mining of raw materials to the fabrication and transportation of finished goods to the frequency and intensity of actual use — and reduced costs stimulate increased consumption.