Sentence examples for gains efficiencies from inspiring English sources

Lane says that despite pricing pressures, Pepsi Bottling Group, which was down 3% in sympathy, can increase profits from continuing cost reductions as it gains efficiencies since going public two years ago.

We demonstrated, through simulations, that whenever the base GWAS harbors relevant information, XPEB gains efficiency.

The WKM method gains efficiency by recovering information for interval-censored participants who have early colonoscopy using the auxiliary variables.

That a splayed N-terminus is utilized suggests that the tether gains efficiency by avidity, and can reach out to 'hug' the vesicle.

He also added that Yahoo would consider other ways to gain efficiencies and speed.

He said EADS would also gain efficiencies by building commercial freighters in the new Mobile plant.

"But what they want to do is track you, they want to gain efficiencies by tracking you".

Mr. Welch, the chief executive, said the company had gained efficiencies of scale that would turn around ailing stores.

It had intended to buy more units in the Midwest and gain efficiencies by operating a fleet there, but found it could not do so.

With television commercial time costing more than print ad space, that means "less print," he said, along with "gaining efficiencies" in over all ad spending.

Arrow spent 15 years buying up smaller distributors to gain efficiencies and pricing power.