Sentence examples for innovation efficiency from inspiring English sources

Oh hang on, that was a casualty of innovation, efficiency and growth, wasn't it?

Royal Mail talks boldly about "stepping up the pace" in innovation, efficiency and growth.

3) The third point, about emissions taxes or caps imposing heavy costs for no climate benefit, presumes that such limits won't spur innovation, efficiency and a shift to lower-emitting energy sources.

We have worked on our application in conjunction with IES UK – they are absolutely outstanding and we know they are going to deliver our vision with innovation, efficiency and the good of the children at their hearts.

But water may be a natural monopoly (Scottish Water remains owned by the state) and claims that privatisation would improve innovation, efficiency, access to capital markets and competition have – as the Observer showed on Sunday – been proved to be only partly true at best.

The Innovation Lab fosters gradual innovation, greatly boosting innovation efficiency.

COMPETITION is the best stimulus for innovation and efficiency, the chancellor proclaimed in his budget.

One answer is that downsizing must be based on innovation and efficiency, not retrenchment or disengagement.

In government, prize advocates are optimistic about the potential payoff in both innovation and efficiency.

"LENOVO is the best company in the world at balancing innovation and efficiency".

The stated goal of privatization was to spur innovation and efficiency, but it also raised a tricky problem.