It's hell on the owls and frogs and human beings who live in the vicinity, but it's remarkably efficient.
Manhattanites are relentlessly snobby about it [Murray Hill] — it doesn't convey an attitude like the West Village or the Upper East Side — but it's remarkably efficient.
Manhattanites are relentlessly snobby about it — it doesn't convey an attitude like the West Village or the Upper East Side — but it's remarkably efficient.
The Moscow Metro, which carries about nine million passengers a day, can be overwhelming, particularly to a newcomer, but it is remarkably efficient, especially compared with the city's ever-worsening traffic.
So it's remarkably efficient, too.
It is remarkably efficient, inexpensive, and allows easy incorporation of additional components to make composite fibers.
Melinda was remarkably efficient, and she knew everyone in town.
And the Web, when roused, was remarkably efficient at exposing MacMaster, from alerting the woman in London whose pictures he used to tell-tale Picasa accounts and I.P. addresses.
In much of Europe, the Final Solution was remarkably efficient: 90 percent of Poland's 3.3 million Jews were killed, 88 percent of Germany's 240,000 Jews, 77 percent of Greece's 70,000 Jews, with similarly chilling tolls elsewhere.
Irish-born William C Campbell, an expert in parasite biology working in the US, then explored these further and found one was remarkably efficient against parasites.
