Sentence examples for not more efficient from inspiring English sources

"Those who extol it overlook three studies showing it is not more efficient," he said.

Between 1975 and 1990 both labour and total factor productivity actually fell in both industry and services (meaning that businesses became less, not more, efficient).

Mr Nelson contends that charters are not more efficient with money, as charter proponents say, but just have more of it.

Ford pioneered decentralized technology in Dundee and nearby towns in order to make auto manufacturing more humane, if not more efficient, than in his famous Highland Park and River Rouge plants.

"We can only do that by radically examining how we recast the justice system so that it is equally, if not more, efficient and able to carry out its constitutional function," he said.

"We use our personal vehicle because it is, believe it or not, more efficient to go from Harlem to Astoria, for example, at 2 a.m., than it is to use mass transit (and if the fireman detailed doesn't have a car, one of those who do will loan often them theirs).

But one should be surprised why the whole international community isn't more efficient, in any case, and not why I'm not".

The industry will not become more efficient, and prices will not fall.

This is not to say that the implementation of alignment algorithms has not become more efficient, quite the opposite has taken place.

But the fact that it may not be more efficient than a single model suggests that current techniques used to handle such a variety are not completely satisfactory.

The Phillies were not much more efficient.