Sentence examples for hard efficiency from inspiring English sources

But in those cities the people do not live a modern life, they do not work too grimly, and they sleep in the afternoons; here they keep the same commercial hours as in New York, and practice the hard efficiency that is the price this age asks for money.

Yet again, Miamians watched as the "rising star" opted to, instead, embrace policies that sink the American Dream with the rock-hard efficiency of a downward-spiraling meteorite.

Money saved by looking long and hard at efficiency.

The answer lies in good old-fashioned hard work, efficiency, attention to detail and precision, pride and high standards, particularly in engineering.

"On the other hand we are working very hard on efficiency.

As shale deposits mature and companies have developed the majority of their high quality drilling locations, much of the hard won efficiency gains are lost to progressively worse drilling locations.

It bellows cool, hard-nosed efficiency.

And he acknowledged criticism that his government lacked political experience and promised to strive harder for efficiency.

Pickles believes the threshold can force councils to look even harder for efficiencies because they are likely to be defeated in a referendum by voters opposed to extra pressure on their finances.

Since the previous event in 2016 the doom and gloom that pervaded the industry has lifted, boosted by hard-earned efficiencies that have reduced the breakeven cost per barrel coupled with a strengthening oil price.

(In fact, some might argue that it's a disadvantage because it stifles agility). For large companies, the challenge is to astutely fold the responsiveness and reach of marketing automation into the hard-won efficiencies they've achieved.