Sentence examples for hurts efficiency from inspiring English sources

That costs jobs and hurts efficiency.

Health and safety is one reason employers give for taking up drug testing, but a report by the Health and Safety Executive in 2003 found five studies that suggested a link between drug use and accidents at work, and seven that did not.Productivity is another, but the data are just as murky: the report says that evidence that drug use hurts efficiency is inconclusive.

It is clear that Anthony was hurting his efficiency last season by taking too many long 2-pointers.

Critics also say that before flooding a broken system with money, Japan must first tackle structural problems that hurt economic efficiency.

The cuts could also hurt energy efficiency efforts, since the Administration is suspending updates to its widely used National Energy Modeling System, and canceling its Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey.

Consequently, it directly hurts the compression efficiency.

He cited that 30,000 people a year die of car accidents, billions of hours are spent "decreasing quality of life" during the stressful act of driving, and traffic hurts people's efficiency.

A wobbly benchmark increases risk, reduces market efficiency and hurts growth.

But to the extent that the Escape expands the sport utility market at the expense of cars, it could actually hurt overall fuel efficiency.

In case that no feedback channel is available, the additional retransmissions will be always limited to the maximum number of allowable retransmissions, hurting the bandwidth efficiency.

And under our current perverse payment practices, when providers improve quality and efficiency, it frequently hurts their bottom lines.