Sentence examples for expected efficiencies from inspiring English sources

These executives said they expected efficiencies in sharing resources, with savings from combining the large CNN and ABC bureaus in Washington, London and New York.

For Universal, whose price for EMI was seven times earnings, the value of the deal could drop significantly if it is forced to sell assets at low prices, therefore losing expected efficiencies.

Open image in new window Fig. 12 Comparison between the experimental and the expected efficiencies.

The art featured in this multimedia exhibition hint at the contradictions of modernity and its expected efficiencies.

The findings of this study, while not directly generalizable to other countries where MC programs are being implemented, offer insights into expected efficiencies and cost-effectiveness where similar types of program approaches and service delivery modes are being implemented.

Although this figure is too high, with expected efficiencies to be around 30 to 40% (R. Slade, unpublished data), the efficiency was kept at 90% in order to keep it comparable to the non-accelerated scenario and to avoid any drastic model 'deceleration', as this would be contrary to the aim of the exercise.

And that, sources said, did not include another £35m in expected efficiency savings.

This was a form of price-cap regulation, where price rises for all suppliers and all tariffs were capped at inflation minus any expected efficiency savings.

There is doubtless some degree of double-counting and/or a plan to spread the expected efficiency over more than one year.

Rhiannon acknowledged many universities had already been planning ways of dealing with the expected efficiency dividend next year and urged them to reinstate any staff members who lost their jobs as a result.

The first term is the expected efficiency of the DMUs.