Sentence examples for more efficient labour from inspiring English sources

A high degree of population mobility has traditionally been one of America's great economic strengths, providing a flexibility that allows for more efficient labour markets and lower unemployment.

Such investments will improve local skills, motivation and health of the local workforce, and thus create more efficient labour inputs and higher quality local suppliers on which business become increasingly dependent.

Where there is a high degree of technical freedom in the choice of location, industries have frequently tended to be located in proximity to the markets because of the more efficient labour supply, better infrastructure and lower distribution costs in the large market centres.

More low-skill immigration leads to a more efficient allocation of labour because natives sort into higher-skilled and paid jobs (which are generally better matches for them), while immigrants take the low-paid jobs.

This system is much more efficient than traditional labour-intensive tyre factories.

There is no mention of how the NHS is no more efficient than prior to Labour's massive spending increase or that choice, despite the noble efforts of Alan Milburn, remains essentially alien.

Therefore, from the present study we can assume that breeding and genetic selection could open up a new avenue for light interception optimization, and could be more efficient for saving time, labour and resources than yearly topology alteration through pruning.

MAE was found to be a more efficient, faster and less labour-intensive method than ultrasonic extraction.

Companies put up with this, he says, because the benefit they get from better-informed workers more than offsets the cost of losing them if they are poached.All this makes labour markets more efficient.

In addition to these input-reducing effects, the paper also demonstrates that such reductions in pesticides also likely lead to labour savings, more efficient overall production, as well as positive health and environmental impacts.

Perhaps the global Hispanic labour market is more efficient than the EU version.