Sentence examples for more efficient if from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Habeeb says a housekeeper will be more efficient if he/she wears a pedometer.

These industries would be more efficient if there were a genuine single EU market in services.

"We could have traded, we could have made the market more efficient, if we were allowed to," Mr. Steiner said.

We had to become more efficient if we were to avoid destroying ourselves ecologically or through weapons of destruction.

Councils say it would be much more efficient if all the schools could work with them to set priorities.

It would be a lot more efficient if we only taught to the test, and had classes of 100.

Persuading them that the system would be more efficient if they accepted lower fees and less autonomy will be difficult.

Spurs will have to be more imaginative and more efficient if they want to win the game.

One of the greatest myths of our time is that public services can be made more efficient if we run them as businesses.

Sensors help make the intersection more efficient: if there is no traffic coming out of the square, for instance, the light does not turn.

Three Italian researchers were awarded the 2010 Ig Nobel prize in management for demonstrating mathematically that organisations would become more efficient if they promoted people at random.