Sentence examples for efficient will from inspiring English sources

The next decade will be about efficiency, and making all aspects of the enterprise more efficient will fall squarely on the shoulders of the chief information officer.

Over time, the best Medicare Advantage plans will survive and the least efficient will close.

Only if the public services become more efficient will it be possible to avoid harsh fiscal choices.

Those that are efficient will earn more autonomy, while those with lax controls will face more scrutiny from the centre.

So designing our cities to be cleaner, less congested and more efficient will have enormous social and economic benefits, as well as reducing the risks of climate change.

Renzi and his supporters hope that the reforms they're proposing, by making the government more efficient, will allow them to finally address some of these problems.

"What I think will happen over the long run — companies that can efficiently take care of their cars, minimize costs and be hyper-efficient will be the companies that win in the long run for mobility," Behr told TechCrunch.

The auto industry has also argued that making vehicles more fuel-efficient will make them less safe because they might have to be lighter.

I can't say it better than my friend Tim Shriver, the chairman of Special Olympics, did in a Memorial Day essay in The Washington Post: "So Dodge wants to sell you a car you don't really want to buy, that is not fuel-efficient, will further damage our environment, and will further subsidize oil states, some of which are on the other side of the wars we're currently fighting...

If a particular study level co-variate is significantly associated with diagnostic accuracy, then its co-efficient will have a low p-value, and the rdOR will give a measure of magnitude of the association.

Using efficient exercises will make exercising consistently much easier, and that's what will really make the difference.