Sentence examples for grown efficient from inspiring English sources

Morgan's ability to lock together opposing temperaments has grown efficient to a fault; the airtight verges on the airless.

Transportation in Rome, reliably unreliable at the best of times, is not likely to grow efficient in 2000.

As populations and resultant consumption grows, efficient waste management was agreed to be a vital part of more sustainable cities.

Rivals grew efficient; Wang stuck to selling pricey tech.

But the programme has also grown more efficient.

James P. Rutherfurd of Veronis Suhler said that people's media habits have grown more efficient.

Batteries, buildings, electric vehicles, and mass-transit systems have grown more efficient, he said, while the price of wind and solar energy has fallen sharply.

The Russian economy is rich in natural resources and human capital, and Russian firms have grown more efficient at exploiting them.

And others, particularly agriculture, have grown more efficient: between 1910 and 2000 the share of Americans employed as farmers or farm labourers declined by 96%, from one in three workers to just over one in 100.The Delta was built not just on agriculture, but on slave labour, and lots of it.

While Egypt struggles to return to normalcy after years of upheaval, one facet of civil society seems to have grown incredibly efficient: the court system.

ISAF also noted in its data that its methods for documenting and analyzing attacks has grown more efficient since it bgan tracking the data, which could also lead to the increasing numbers of recorded attacks.