Sentence examples for entirely efficient from inspiring English sources

But the manipulation is entirely efficient.

Intrade isn't entirely efficient — its contracts aren't always widely traded, and because of restrictions imposed by the American government, relatively few Americans bet on its site.

Ms. Bayón is an entirely efficient and stylish dancer but seldom a convincingly spontaneous one, and the emphasis she gives to high-shouldered upper-body glamour adds a phony quality to her delivery.

Moreover, even if the deterrent works in an entirely efficient manner, it could simply encourage refugees to try different routes – via Bulgaria, the Black Sea, or across the Mediterranean to Italy.

For starters, we haven't always been entirely efficient at searching for life.

Our data demonstrate that incubation in HFIP, a common treatment which presumably provides aggregate-free starting material for biophysical and biological studies of amyloidogenic proteins, is useful for Aβ40, Aβ42, calcitonin, and insulin but not entirely efficient for disaggregating IAPP and lysozyme, and its utility is questionable for prion106 126 (Fig. 9).

Paley's teleology was undermined in the 19th century by the emergence of evolutionary theory, which was able to explain the machinelike nature of biological organisms as having come about entirely through efficient causation in a long process of natural selection.

Yes, the train was clean, punctual and efficient, an entirely new concept for India, which was why my parents loved it.

For such an efficient cause entirely prevents the nonexistence of its effect; it gives complete existence to the effect (Avicenna MH: 203; Marmura 1984).

In particular, this paper highlights that larger gains could be possible if the artefact in question allows a given service to be provided via an alternative and more efficient system entirely.

However, while entirely capable of providing efficient fire control solutions against post-war non-nuclear hunter-killer submarines, the Mark 101 proved to be less responsive to the rapid changes associated with nuclear submarine operations.