Sentence examples for extra efficiency from inspiring English sources

Their bodies are streamlined, and their crescent-shaped tails can be manipulated for extra efficiency.

But this danger has to be set against the benefit of the extra efficiency.

Sally Keeble, Labour MP for Northampton North, gives Darling a softer question - are these extra efficiency savings achievable?

Councils are being told to foot a large slice of the bill from extra efficiency savings, on top of this year's already required 4.7% efficiency savings.

The system would not only squeeze some extra efficiency out of the plant, but could also have environmental benefits by further reducing the heat in the exhaust air that is vented to the outside.

Thurrock paid £9.9m to buy out a £19m-a-year contract, but the cost was recouped through extra efficiency and saving "the £3.6m a year profit they were taking – money not spent locally".

That is not to say we are immune from the need to get extra efficiencies.

Mr Osborne and the Lib Dem Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Danny Alexander, believe there is scope for extra efficiencies as departments are expected to underspend by more than £6bn this financial year.

Consolidating different storage infrastructures and creating a consistent integration with enterprises' chosen cloud operating system is a double win - it provides extra efficiencies from existing infrastructure and it also gives enterprises a logical roadmap progression to a more "cloudy" future.

Cell-II has achieved an extra electrical efficiency of 11.0%, giving a total electrical efficiency of 41.8% for the series power generation.

In the National Health Service, for example, which has devoured so much extra cash, efficiency has been declining by about 1% a year.The deterioration in labour efficiency overall is a particular worry for Mr Brown, for productivity growth is the mainstay of the economic expansion that in turn underpins the public finances.