Sentence examples for higher standards of efficiency from inspiring English sources
Many foreign companies are able to operate to higher standards of efficiency in Eastern Europe than trade unions or bureaucrats would allow at home.
Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency, told the Guardian that the world's number one priority in tackling climate change must be to ensure those buildings meet higher standards of efficiency and safety.
Findings support that the discounting framework is the primary driver of difference in estimates about costs and benefits of higher standards of efficiency in the residential sector.
This growth trend will place increasing stresses on precious natural resources, and will demand the need for more sustainable energy resources and much higher standards of efficiencies in energy production and delivery.
It is also important to note that pilot enjoyed particularly high standards of efficiency, which compelled a number of GPs to comment unprompted on how well it had been run.
Cities that are centered on people and public transit, not cars, and built to higher standards of energy efficiency will save money, hum with new development and create jobs to suit a greener way of life.
It represents what people within the lighting industry often call their holy grail, an invention that reproduces the soft luminance of the incandescent bulb — Thomas Edison's century-old technology — but conforms to much higher standards of energy efficiency and durability.
Newer complexes, like one just completed in Brighton, on England's southern coast, have even higher standards of energy efficiency than BedZED, with a stronger focus on changing residents' behavior, Mr. Desai said.
The best medical officer in a concentration camp is not the man who believes that undue harshness must be applied, but rather the one who, by means of careful control and interchanges at the various places of work, main-tains a high standard of efficiency.
