Sentence examples for efficient to do from inspiring English sources

What can make them more efficient to do more work?

Managing your marriage * British economist David Ricardo's theory of comparative advantage states that it's more efficient to do the tasks you're relatively better at compared with other tasks.

Both my parents always told me that, in order to be a good person, it was neither necessary nor desirable to believe in God; it was more noble and efficient to do good for disinterested reasons, without thoughts of Heaven.

"There's this attitude right now that bitcoin is just this investment, or a superior way to do payments, or something that's going to make it more efficient to do commerce," says Taaki. "It's the idea that bitcoin isn't something that's fundamentally different, but something reformative, to paper over the cracks in the system.

Intel says it's more efficient to do it that way.

It's simply more efficient to do that in a cloud, where you can let someone else worry about staying up to speed on the application.

But the government, amid cuts to spending, decided the competition was aiming to deliver CCS before it was necessary and cost-efficient to do so.

' And then, from the television, you hear, 'We figured out it's more cost-efficient to do the show from Mexico, so you're all fired.' So that saved the day, and that's how it goes.

"It's more cost-efficient to do testing of your viral vectors in culture than doing it in vivo," he explains.

It's more capital-efficient to do representative trials early — even if that means killing off a lead — rather than devote resources to a minor effect that appeared because the trial environment wasn't rigorous.

Short tunnels aren't bored with tunnel boring machines because it isn't cost-efficient to do so.