Sentence examples for means efficiency from inspiring English sources

Hip-hop means efficiency, reaching the maximum number of people at once, in one three-minute radio blast.

We have all experienced times when the bus is very empty or extremely packed, which means efficiency is best optimised at the bus-route level, but not individual bus level, since that bus is unable to respond to dynamic demand and traffic situations immediately.

The urgent need for action on climate change, and the looming targets the UK has to meet, mean efficiency and speed are constant themes on the report, which leans towards a private sector approach rather than back to quango-land.

We calculated efficiency (species per person hour) for each sampling method in each month, and mean efficiency for each sampling method as the mean of four months.

But both companies own some of the last weeklies in the country, and a merger would mean efficiencies in printing and distribution.

He said: "Education, health and the economy are three priorities identified, that doesn't mean efficiencies can't be found.

Less food waste means greater efficiency, more productivity, and direct savings for consumers.

That means higher efficiency and lower costs, and so higher margins for the producers".

It means that efficiency and reform will continue to be key issues for us.

Less drag means greater efficiency.

Less data means more efficiency and better alignment of client, law firm, and vendor goals.