Sentence examples for sense of efficiency from inspiring English sources

He's a prime minister-type — although he brings an outsider's sense of efficiency to the bureaucracy.

He has built good highways, created social support programs and tried to instill a sense of efficiency in government.

The poles lead to horizontal trough-like pipes, which continue to hide the wires along the ceiling to their outlets, generating a sense of efficiency.

David Scott, who said he used to work as a customer service representative in Florida and is now a computer programmer, complained that security companies give customers a false sense of efficiency with advertisements showing NASA-like monitoring centers.

Today, a handful of uniformed contract workers — known internally as "shoeshine technicians" — patrol Goldman's headquarters at 200 West Street, with a daily routine that reflects a corporate sense of efficiency.

"What people want more than anything else is a sense of efficiency, of results".

By underreporting your hours, you create a false sense of your efficiency.

He instilled a sense of duty, efficiency and professionalism in the Indian Army, and he taught officers to stand up to political masters and bureaucratic interference.

Correction ReprintsUnlike any of the 19 other competitors, whose style rarely deviated from the conventional method of starting at one end and finishing at the other, Mr Kobayashi brought a sense of industrial efficiency to the task.

"No sense of economy, efficiency or value is evident in any area of the project," the administration's contract monitors wrote about the personnel system in March 2003, according to an internal report obtained under the Freedom of Information Law.

You can look at similar nonprofits to get a sense of financial efficiency norms.