Sentence examples for more efficient makes from inspiring English sources

"The idea that House Republicans voted to gut our economic statistics and the information that makes our nation's public and private sectors more efficient makes no sense when we are competing with China and other countries in the global economy".

Those changes include steps to clear away economic obstacles — like making government more efficient, making capital markets work better and improving infrastructure.

First, they are more efficient, making larger-scale cohort studies practical without significant personnel or time expenditure.

As Rockin' Roll rises up the charts as the most popular entertainment spot in Fremont, the business will become more efficient, making more money per dollar spent.

"The fundamental premise that combining businesses that are inefficient and making them more efficient always makes sense," he said.

Because such taxes make the economy more efficient, it makes no sense to object that they impose hardships on low-income families.

Having more commands at your fingertips makes your text editing more efficient and makes using the Terminal more convenient.

Why not fix America's prison system, make schools more efficient, or make your political leaders more intelligent?

But even so, it's just as true that images take up the bulk of the bandwidth and making them more efficient means making the web more efficient.

Compressing these transaction steps and making commerce more efficient is made significantly easier by being able to leverage real identities online.

He supports making it more efficient to make the requests, which are often instrumental for child pornography investigations, but he underlines that there still needs to be some form of judicial authorization.