Sentence examples for more efficiently allocated from inspiring English sources
The standardization of work duties allowed work lists to be more precise in describing each work task with corresponding time allocation, making work tasks more efficiently allocated and resulting in more hectic working conditions.
Money that could be much more efficiently allocated is instead reinvested into SOEs, reinforcing their strength, and their bosses' fortunes.
Multitasking individuals benefit the most from access to internal resources, whereas external resources are more efficiently allocated to explorative-only employees.
This innovation has had all kinds of benefits — making cheap capital available to companies and individuals who previously couldn't get it, allowing risk to be more efficiently allocated, and widening the range of potential investments.
The solution is to devolve taxation and spending powers to local communities, where funding for public services and benefits can be better, and more efficiently, allocated.
The average rate of investment is in fact slightly higher in poor democracies than in poor dictatorships; population growth is higher under dictatorships but labor productivity is lower; and investment is more efficiently allocated under democracies.
Changing what young people know about and expect from starting a business before they start can avert early miscalculations and more efficiently allocate limited resources.
Even China understands that at some point it will need to export less, consume more and loosen its financial system to more efficiently allocate capital.
Speaking at the CFR yesterday, he also advocated the idea of setting a price for water used in agriculture, as a means of more efficiently allocating scarce resources.
The reduction in the scope of mandatory planning is based on the assumption that market forces can more efficiently allocate many resources.
For example, if the public use the app to share their views on fracking, or new housing, local authorities can use the app to save on consultation fees and more efficiently allocate resource.
