Sentence examples for ever more efficient than from inspiring English sources
But for the moment the little installations that many locals covet are hardly ever more efficient than big wind and solar farms.Community groups are good at some things.
German producers might hope the markets in other countries will continue to become more like their own, but the chances of that happening look increasingly slim if only because the quest for engineering excellence, greater power, better safety and ever more efficient engines has pushed up costs.More than any other nation, Germans are obsessed by the car: it was invented in their country.
Even if technology means that, as is claimed for the Kingsnorth power station, it can be cleaner and more efficient than ever before, it is still going to be burning a limited resource, contributing to global warming and above all belching pollution into the Kentish skies.
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"They're using the app to meet new people, and Likes You makes that easier and more efficient than ever by letting users know when someone is interested.
And although modern diesels are cleaner and more efficient than ever (not to mention smoke-free), gas/electric hybrid cars have denied diesels a chance to capture the public's imagination at least in the U.S. Around the world, diesels have been reliable money-savers for years.
