Sentence examples for rather more efficient from inspiring English sources

Procurement policy seems to be rather more efficient in stimulating technology earlier in the product life cycle than later [25].

It seems that rather more efficient tools are needed for the analysis and design of the future smart electric grids, especially at the distribution part.

The experiments carried out show that this multi-stage balancing procedure is rather more efficient than a classical approach based only on the dynamic balancing of the rotor crankshaft assembly.

It's all very inspiring, if rather more brutishly efficient than the previous movies.

The way to reduce emissions, he said, "is through less driving rather than more efficient vehicles that people can drive much more".

It's because automakers have listened to car buyers, and put their energy into making vehicles bigger and faster, rather than more efficient.

According to Mr Huang, the worst weaknesses of China's state-led capitalism a reliance on creaking state companies rather than more efficient private ones, a weak financial sector, pollution and rampant corruption are increasingly distorting the economy.But what about the growing cohort of Chinese companies starting to strut the world stage?

Rather, a more efficient approach would entail preventing Microsoft from engaging in predatory pricing and crippling competitive efforts moves that would no doubt be healthy for the stock market in the long run.

More importantly, the reason for their elevated performance was not due to their working harder, but rather being more efficient (i.e. they had a high intensity focus).

This has encouraged the rapid outward expansion of cities, rather than the more efficient use of existing space.

The U.S. focusses on illness, rather than on more efficient harm management that would reduce risk at the point of production.