Sentence examples for getting more bang from inspiring English sources

Efficiency means getting more bang per buck.

Over all, Mr. Poltrack said, the numbers released Monday mean that advertisers are getting more bang for their buck.

A learning agenda is the first step in getting more bang for your buck with every campaign.

But, based on how often their patents are cited by inventors, many smaller companies like Micron Technology may be getting more bang for their research buck.

Now, even with the economy improving, these companies are finding that "they're getting more bang for their buck" with noncash awards, Ms. Sejen said.

Tiny increases in spending will not keep pace with demand, which means that we need to focus on getting more bang for our buck; or a lot more for a lot less.

"You get more bang for the buck," Mr. Grinspun said.

"They want to get more bang for their buck".

"Fraudsters get more bang for their buck," he said.

People are trying to get more bang for their buck.

They should get more bang for our bucks," he said.