Sentence examples for efficient to pay from inspiring English sources

And it is hardly more economically efficient to pay people not to work.

Some econ major may comment under this article about how it's not Pareto efficient to pay workers more without corresponding job-cuts, even though corporate profit margins for large companies are at an all-time high and wages as a percentage of the economy are at an all-time low.

Although placing recruiters in physician offices was more cost effective in the high volume family medicine maternity clinics in Calgary, it was still more efficient to pay an honorarium to the respective practice nurses.

Governments are more responsive, honest and efficient, citizens to pay taxes and fulfil other civic obligations.

I'd lost a credit card, canceled it, gotten a new one and neglected to inform the Pooh-Bahs who run the "automatic replenishment system," touted as the easiest and most efficient way to pay.

Toward the end of the campaign, facing pressure from Mr. Capriles, he pledged to make his government more efficient and to pay more attention to the quality of government programs like education.

But Mr. Bezos, who perhaps saw my argument for the callow attempt it was to get something for nothing, pointed out that an honor system is a less efficient way to pay for something like a book, where the marginal cost of supplying the product is relatively high.

Yet we know that letting health slide towards private payment will cost everyone more: the US spends 18% of GDP, twice as much, for much less care, while the NHS is one of the world's most efficient ways to pay.

Unfortunately, the Obama Administration refuses to take advantage of even likely efficient reforms to pay for its agenda.

The debt avalanche is the most efficient way to pay off your debt.

It may be quite another to put together enough cash to buy energy-efficient products like hybrid cars or electricity-efficient refrigerators — or to pay for an all-out home energy upgrade.