Sentence examples for perhaps the most efficient from inspiring English sources

Durban, in South Africa, is perhaps the most efficient: containers whizz through in a few days.

Mr. Summers is known for perhaps the most efficient rejoinder to the efficient-markets theory.

The mammalian attention system is perhaps the most efficient and precisely tuned junk filter we know of, refined through millions of years of annoying siblings (and some evolution).

Although Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is perhaps the most efficient competitor in the business on land, its Web site has been criticized as cumbersome.

Perhaps the most efficient way to see the widest possible variety of such antiques this weekend, particularly if you are a bargain hunter, is to visit Stair Galleries, at 549 Warren Street.

The buyers pooled the blood of many people, extracted plasma to sell and then re-injected the remaining pooled cells back into the donors -- perhaps the most efficient method ever devised to spread blood-borne diseases like AIDS and hepatitis.

"Perhaps not the most efficient engine, Rahway Valley No. 15 qualified as the line's most attractive".

However, MJ treatment is perhaps not the most efficient protocol.

So too Bloom, himself a "professional teacher" for 55 years now, has perhaps learned that the most efficient way to get your point across is to keep making it, the classroom sage's version of staying on message.

I later told this story to a colleague working in the Pentagon with the Defense Science Board as an example of how civil-military operations are perhaps the most effective and cost-efficient way of "force protection".

The most efficient plan, perhaps, would be to index-link political nominations directly to box-office performance, so that the stars of the moment could be required to assume civic office and then, as their popularity fades, be recalled without any of the fuss that attended the unfortunate Gray Davis.