Sentence examples for efficient use of existing from inspiring English sources
These programmes are addressing ICT from different angles, including greener manufacturing of components, increased energy efficiency, and enabling more efficient use of existing technology, which includes promoting eHealth in some programmes (46– 46).
Increased demand for screening colonoscopy necessitates improved efficiency in endoscopy units, especially more efficient use of existing resources.
This has encouraged the rapid outward expansion of cities, rather than the more efficient use of existing space.
Despite its lower prices, Mr. Hastings said, Netflix will remain profitable because it can continue to add subscribers and thereby make more efficient use of existing inventory.
For now, integrating passenger rail into emergency plans would eliminate the need to improvise so many evacuation train decisions and allow efficient use of existing infrastructure and trains.
Out went the white elephants and construction showcases funded by public money, in came more private funds, temporary facilities and a more efficient use of existing infrastructure.
Other alternatives -- like using federal money to take farms out of production, encouraging farmers to switch to less water-intensive crops, or underwriting more efficient uses of existing water -- have not been fully explored.
The seasonality of TB epidemics allows more efficient and effective use of existing data and it also provides clues to explore the environmental and social factors which might influence TB epidemics.
But it has been a long wait.Similarly, for years the government has known that the only answer to gridlocked traffic was road pricing to make more efficient use of the existing network and to raise money for new capacity.
Price increases have the benefit of providing an incentive to purchase more fuel-efficient cars, but also encourage the more efficient use of the existing stock of vehicles.
In the last few years, the railway sector has realized the importance of a more efficient use of the existing railways infrastructures.
