Sentence examples for radically more efficient from inspiring English sources
Our cows and wheat fields will have to become radically more efficient, too.
This is the Nicholson challenge – the NHS has to find £20bn from within existing resources by being radically more efficient.
Simply expanding Medicare to all would not automatically result in a radically more efficient health-care system.
To sustain ourselves at these levels of material comfort will require that our utilization of resources becomes radically more efficient.
A similar claim was made when financial markets were computerised in the 1980s, and indeed became radically more efficient, getting as close to a perfect market as the world had seen.
Gutenberg's press ushered in a highly uniform, regular, and easily replicable surface, which in turn created a radically more efficient economy for the creation, transmission, and consumption of ideas.
You know what they are: wind farms, concentrated solar power plants, geothermal and tidal power, all feeding an efficient smart grid that, in turn, powers electric vehicles and radically more energy-efficient buildings.
The railroad is not radically more energy-efficient than other means of travel.
Other government/industry projects such as the Program for a New Generation of Vehicles-established to produce radically more fuel-efficient automobiles-are looking not to catch up but to leapfrog ahead.
To better suit employees who come into offices more sporadically, some companies and design firms are testing radically new and more efficient configurations for physical offices, betting that improved technology will make the experiment more successful than similar ones in the 1990s.
In just three years, my lifestyle around transportation and car management, has radically changed to become faster, more efficient, and more productive.
