Sentence examples for more efficiency but from inspiring English sources

"There's no doubt that the evolution of the industry has created more efficiency, but it's also made it more vulnerable to catastrophic diseases".

According to standard economic thinking, rising prices should prompt more efficiency, but this has happened at a much slower rate than should have been the case.

Steve Nelson, head of the Calhoun School in Manhattan, mused in a recent op-ed that charter schools "claim to operate with more efficiency, but their budgets are augmented by an infusion of capital from billionaire philanthropists and hedge fund managers who know a lot about PR and very little about education".

We can probably get more efficiency, but there are different experiences".

We traded all that for lower interest rates and lower prices, we traded all that for more efficiency, but we lost the intimacy with our customers.

When viewed in isolation, it's easy to get queasy over the increasing detachment of an already commercial activity, where every passing year brings more online shoppers buying more new stuff, delivered with more efficiency but less thoughtfulness.

"It would be a brave claim to say an organisation can never make more efficiencies but we do need the time to let our new structures bed in, for those efficiencies to get delivered.

Compared with conventional methods, the proposed method not only has the advantages of simple algorithm, good flexibility, more efficiency and accuracy, but also guarantees the minimum zone solution specified in the ISO/1101 standard.

In a paper in Foreign Affairs in 1976, at the height of the energy crises and neuroses of that decade, he argued that what the world needed most was not new energy supplies but more efficiency.

But more efficiency in car engines and refrigerators has much the same effect.

IVIM DWI showed more efficiency than 3D pCASL but less validity than conventional DWI in differentiating the high from low grade gliomas.