Sentence examples for forge a more efficient from inspiring English sources
Amazon was about embracing the Web to forge a more efficient way of distributing a dusty old product, the book.
If there's one uniting theme to Johnson's work, it's trying to forge a more responsible, efficient way of living he struck (coincidental) gold through trying to replace Freon as a coolant, and now he wants to take the acid out of our batteries and bring solar energy up to part with the competition.
Now elections seem the only way to forge a more formal and enduring political role.
Navigators can help patients forge a more participatory dialogue with their clinicians.
In some literature courses, comics seem to help high school students forge a more substantial bond with the characters (Versaci, 2001).
The government is to forge a "leaner, more efficient state" on a permanent basis, David Cameron has said as he signalled he had no intention of resuming spending once the structural deficit has been eliminated, a clear change to claims made after the last general election.
He talked of forging "a leaner, more efficient state", and uttered the words many felt he had been holding back since 2010, when he claimed that he was imposing cuts out of necessity.
