Sentence examples for efficient part of from inspiring English sources

Government figures show that councils are the most efficient part of the public sector, making tens of millions of pounds of efficiency savings every month".

In cultures that consume them, a pig in the yard was always a marvellously efficient part of the household.

Buy Efficient, part of Sunstone Hotel Investors, for example, gives customers "exact prices and exact rebates," said its chief financial officer, John Noller.

Local government is arguably the most efficient part of the public sector, but financial restrictions have reduced service availability and squeezed prices.

Local government has now to choose if it is to be to use the distinction coined by Walter Bagehot a dignified or an efficient part of the constitution.

Councillor Peter Fleming, chair of the LGA's improvement board, said: "Councils are the most innovative and efficient part of the public sector and this report demonstrates the kind of steps they are taking to save money and improve services.

Victorian thinker Walter Bagehot distinguished the dignified from the efficient parts of the constitution.

RARELY can the original Bagehot's observation about the "dignified" and "efficient" parts of the constitution have seemed more apposite.

In the course of pulling art, designing a concept and and getting the night together, Wini and became colleagues and I discovered her playful and profound side, while she resolutely tapped into the nicer and more efficient parts of me.

It also implies a challenge to physics that first hit me a few months ago as I listened to state officials in Texas explaining why undergraduate institutions should shut down inefficient parts of STEM, such as physics, so as to get more STEM graduates from efficient parts of STEM, such as biology (Reich, 2011).

Second, the media departments were usually the most cost-efficient parts of ad agencies - leanly-staffed operations that nevertheless accounted for the bulk of the agency's turnover.