Sentence examples for probably more efficient from inspiring English sources

There are probably more efficient ways to find fans.

In such conditions, domestic silos are probably more efficient.

Nobody noticed – although they're probably more efficient these days.

"This boiler is probably more efficient than any of these flimsy new ones.

Paying voters directly is probably more efficient than spending on TV ads.

My sister worked in the factory too but, being older (and probably more efficient), she ended up in the shop, where she sold reduced-price meals.

A multidisciplinary team approach is probably more effective and efficient [ 30].

You can cut your potatoes by hand if you want, but a far more efficient — and probably more effective — way of slicing them would be to use: A food processor slicing attachment.

We would be just swapping one tyranny for another and Mujahedin tyranny would probably be more efficient".

For people with pre-existing health problems, for example, direct subsidies would probably be more efficient than rigging insurance markets to make sure they are covered.

It would probably be more efficient to have a single, centralized 911 system like the one in New York City, said John Kapeka, the Greenburgh police chief, but he added, "the politics of Westchester County, with its multitude of jurisdictions, makes that unlikely".