Sentence examples for maximizing output and from inspiring English sources
Efficiency is usually defined in terms that involve maximizing output and minimizing input.
Our lives aren't about maximizing output and minimizing costs.
The problem with globalism as an economic strategy for maximizing output and economic growth is that the costs and benefits of globalism fall disproportionately on different socioeconomic groups.
American exploration quickly dropped, but the price squeeze made companies more innovative in the use of drilling technologies, robotics and sensors to maximize output and reduce costs.
Growers saturated their tea gardens with chemicals and pesticides to maximize output, and annual production rose to about 29 million pounds.
In an effort to maximize output and tailor product profiles through bioengineering, some of the cellular biosynthetic pathways that produce hydrocarbons have begun to be studied.
Having shorter, but more frequent meetings encourages individuals to maximize output, and increase the effectiveness of shared time because they'll understand its value.
Finally, if the duration of the energy-price spike is not short, then the change in relative prices will create incentives for oil producers to maximize output and oil consumers to economize.
There's always an inner circle, the first employees, highest up in the food chain, closest to the founders, who are well-informed and on board, but you really want to have everyone involved, engaged and fired up to maximize output –and to create a great place to work," Horstmann explained.
In addition there is a risk of perverse incentives such as encouraging supplier-induced demand; diverting health workers from unmonitored but equally important activities; compromising of quality in order to maximize output; and focusing on easier-to-reach populations (Eichler 2006; Meessen et al. 2007; Save the Children UK 2008).
Profit aside, increasing efficiency and maximizing output per acre could be our best shot at delaying a global food crisis.
