Sentence examples for prove more efficient from inspiring English sources
The ankle of an able-bodied athlete reinforced with carbon fibre could also prove more efficient.
They say the private plans will prove more efficient and will often win such competition.
Because of this, the light is much more directional and the lamp could thus prove more efficient than bulbs that scatter light in all directions.
An alternative application might prove more efficient depending on objectives — Xap, for example, for students staying in-state, the Common Application for selective privates.
For some crops, alternative pollinators could well prove more efficient than Apis mellifera; honeybees don't particularly like squash or pumpkin flowers, for example, while Peponapis pruinosa, commonly known as the squash bee, does.
On Friday, Mr. Stringer suggested that negotiations outside of the courtroom, including a possible resuscitation of discussions with the City Council, might prove more efficient than slogging through an appeals process.
If private insurers proved more efficient, they would dominate.
The old gangs proved more efficient than the newcomers.
Trucks started coming to Bilma about five years ago, and they are proving more efficient than the camel caravans.
Frank Zika San Luis Obispo, Calif., May 28 , 2008 To the Editor: Why not choose the proven, more efficient way to manage most everything?
To this end, they tend to keep core functions such as engineering and project management in-house, while outsourcing production whenever this proves more efficient.
