Sentence examples for efficient decline from inspiring English sources

An optimist would see that as an efficient decline.

She touched on the topics we covered in our post last week, The Steady, Efficient Decline Of Yahoo.

When dye molecules undergo aggregation, electron injection becomes less efficient, and overall conversion efficiency declines.

All TNF antagonists tested appear as efficient to induce this decline.

Although legal and very efficient, this method has declined in use.

But in the meantime, we might try to get more comfortable with not being as efficient as possible – with declining certain opportunities, disappointing certain people, and letting certain tasks go undone.

The superior temporal cortices constitute key auditory regions responsible for low-level acoustic analysis; thus, declines in efficient information transfer involving these regions could affect mapping of inputs from the peripheral auditory system onto acoustical representations [42], [54].

In particular, recent findings by Achard & Bullmore (2007) and Wang et al. (2010) indicate reduced efficiency of global information transfer in older adult networks during both rest and memory task performance [26], [29], suggesting that age-related cognitive deficits could be associated with declines in efficient small-world organization.

While gas prices have eased somewhat in the last few weeks, James Press, executive vice president and chief operating officer at Toyota Motor Sales, said he had noticed that sales of many of Toyota's high-gas-mileage cars had increased while sales of less-fuel-efficient vehicles had declined.

Both Mead and Westvaco are shutting plants and cutting jobs ahead of their planned $2.6 billion merger, which they have said will reduce expenses and make production more efficient as demand and prices decline.

However during the 1890s the chemical business in Widnes went into decline as more efficient methods of making alkali were developed elsewhere.