Sentence examples for harming efficiency from inspiring English sources

The work-shy are free to coast, harming efficiency, it says.

The plans will end price clustering, but the stiff 10% rate above £250,000 (rising to 12% above £1m) will deter more expensive transactions, harming efficiency.Labour propose an annual "mansion tax" on expensive homes.

Productivity, as usual, will suffer in a period of weak sales as overhead costs are spread over fewer units of output and as the disruptions of downsizing harm efficiency.

A supposedly conservative view is that, with the help of special legal exemptions from antitrust laws and their ability to put workers on strike, labor unions harm economic efficiency by restraining competition in the labor market.

Efficiently running such data-intensive applications can be very challenging in a single site, depending on the scale of the computations, running them in a worldwide distributed environment with chaotic user-related access patterns needs a design which avoids all the pitfalls which could harm its efficiency at a major degree.

Because the quantum efficiency of Hubble's detectors is quite low at 300 nm, the noise in observations at this wavelength is primarily due to CCD noise rather than sky background; thus, these observations could be conducted at times when high background noise would have harmed the efficiency of observations in other passbands.

David Bailey, professor of industrial strategy at Aston University in the UK, said the money set aside in the latest VW statement might not be enough and that doubts about fuel efficiency risked harming VW's reputation with motorists.

Whether that harms the energy efficiency, waste and offshore wind power projects that the bank invests in remains to be seen.

However, this severely harms the trunking efficiency of the network [7].

We employed this clustering feature to define knockdowns which harm viral infection efficiency of human Hepatitis C Virus.

Improvements in efficiency occurred without harming the equitable delivery of health care services.