Sentence examples for made efficiencies from inspiring English sources

They made efficiencies where they could.

All the leaders of new for-profit schools believe there is money to be made — efficiencies to be exploited, though they are loath to say as much — in running a school in a city where parents go to extreme measures to secure their children space in elite schools that charge more than $35,000 for kindergarten.

"We have made efficiencies until we can't make any more," he said.

Once a business has made efficiencies to its current equipment and energy usage patterns, generating its own electricity through renewable technology could be a sensible next step, experts advise.

The demands of World War I made efficiency even more imperative.

Austerity hasn't made people care less about action for the environment - it's made efficiency the "new normal".

In the letter the local authorities say they have already made efficiency savings that have cut services to the bone.

NHS trusts made efficiency savings of £2.9bn during the year, as part of ongoing efforts to control overspending and make Treasury-required productivity gains.

The government made efficiency savings worth £14.3bn last year as the civil service shrunk to its smallest size since the second world war.

NI Water made efficiency savings of £7m in 2013.

Corporate America's newfound preoccupation with energy costs has made efficiency a hot business.