Sentence examples for more efficiencies and from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ivester is credited with pushing the consolidation of Coke's bottlers in the United States and abroad -- something that led to more efficiencies and initially impressed investors.

The deal, the terms of which were not disclosed, is the latest in the world of market operators, as companies seek more efficiencies and broader global reach by combining.

Thus, new eServices led my mobile innovation and rapid consumer adoption will fuel a growing on-demand economy in Brazil and Latin America through increased consumer convenience, the third most important vector driving consumer purchases after selection and price, by creating more efficiencies and less work.

"There inevitably will be more efficiency and more competition in the market".

But for tour operators, the new system will require more efficiency and foster greater competition.

"But at a certain point there is no more efficiency and you sacrifice quality".

All this was in service not of a new humility in world affairs but of more efficiency and less eccentricity.

For example, he said, the computer and the Internet atomize society, create new divisions of labor, demand ever more efficiency and consume ever more leisure time.

All in all, royal commissions could probably do with a bit more efficiency and a bit less dignity.

Without quotas, Bangladesh needs more efficiency and modernity, often translating into pressure for more output, excessive working hours and restrictions on the right to organize.

About 20% of the ouput of 3D printers is now final products rather than prototypes, leaving room for even more efficiency and impact within the manufacturing industry.