Sentence examples for more effective efficient from inspiring English sources

When designed well, cash can be more effective, efficient, and acceptable to beneficiaries than in-kind assistance, though the efficiency of cash compared to in-kind assistance can vary significantly and depends on transportation and storage costs as well as local market prices (Doocy et al. 2015; Harvey and Bailey 2015; Gairdner et al. 2011).

In addition to calling on the city to strengthen the technology that powers the system, to make it less vulnerable to power failures, the report calls for making the system "more effective, efficient, and centralized".

Our program would be more effective, efficient and flexible than the current Section 8 -- and, most important, it would better meet the needs of the low-income families who depend on it.

I will be scrutinising the manifestos and debates closely to see how the experiences, the frustration and the talent at the frontline will be captured to enable a more effective, efficient and – yes – a more accountable NHS.

"Local authorities, schools and all our partners want one point of contact for all their school building work – and today's announcement will make all our programmes more effective, efficient, streamlined and accountable".

It said: "We take end of life seriously and are committed to providing a more effective, efficient and seamless service".

Creating a more effective, flexible and cost-efficient military will require substantial spending shifts.

Prevention of premature low birthweight is more biologically plausible, more effective, and more cost-efficient.

More efficient and cost-effective methods must therefore be designed.

It is more effective and more efficient".

Prevention is a lot more effective and efficient than cure".