Sentence examples for goods more efficient from inspiring English sources

In sum, in different places and at different times, Mexican and Mesoamerican indigenous communities developed egalitarian norms to minimize the problems of collective decision making and organization, and to make the production of public goods more efficient, especially in terms of obtaining resources and producing strategies for legal defense of their lands.

Thus, indigenous societies implemented egalitarian norms, and the production of public goods became more efficient.

In liquid form, R-744 (its industrial nomenclature) is a good deal more efficient than R-134a, especially in higher latitudes.

Add it all up and it becomes a good bit more efficient to burn oil and distribute electricity than to refine oil and distribute gasoline.

Soylent has raised around $22.3M in funding since being founded in 2013 with the aim of making access to good nutrition more efficient and lower cost.

As for fuel economy – a primary purchasing motivation for buyers of these vehicles – the EPA rates the hybrid a good bit more efficient than the diesel, at 45mpg in combined city/highway driving.

The results show that the proposed hybrid directional step method presents good robustness and more efficient computation in practical application.

The Single European Act, signed into law on February 17th 1986, paved the way for a common market in goods; it made companies more efficient through increased competition and economies of scale and benefited consumers by putting downward pressure on prices.

"Now she's more efficient, good at getting everyone involved, saving her energy.

They could also, he thinks, be a good deal fairer and more efficient.

The peasant system is not only here for good, it's arguably more efficient than the industrial model.