Sentence examples for more efficient after from inspiring English sources
The freight railroads, like the airlines and bus companies, were forced to become more efficient after their industry was deregulated.
Intellectually, he understood that short-sellers kept the market more efficient — after all, many were his clients — but at risk now was his own survival.
"We enter 2012 stronger and more efficient after two years of simplifying and streamlining our company," Mr. Moynihan said in a statement.
The chief executive, James M. Wells, who took his job in January, is trying to make SunTrust more efficient after the bank tripled in size under his predecessor, L. Phillip Humann.
Net income was $1.4bn for the full year and chief executive Brian Moynihan said the bank was entering 2012 "stronger and more efficient after two years of simplifying and streamlining our company".
The failure of the Republican-led Congress to finish its work on time has drawn derision from Democrats who point out that Republicans pledged to be more efficient after criticizing Democrats last year for their handling of the spending bills.
The funeral business is a rapidly growing economy in an ageing Japan, and demand for more efficient after-life services are becoming more and more necessary.
An interaction effect between test block and technique showed that the animals became more efficient with pushing after the first test block whereas the efficiency of pulling remained constant over the different test blocks (Appendix Table A8).
In conclusion, the As methylation profiles appeared to become more efficient among subjects after cessation of long-term exposure to high levels of As.
In fact, protecting water at its source can be cheaper and more efficient than treating it after it has already been polluted.
The resulting Ti FA DBMC Cmbl NPs appeared much more efficient than Ti DBMC Cmbl NPs after 1 h of irradiation (≥ 410 nm) and the authors observed only ~ 19% cell viability compared to ~ 35% cell viability in the case of the conjugate without FA (Fig. 9b).
