Sentence examples for somehow more efficient from inspiring English sources

It's fair to say that Christopher's approved version (36 minutes longer, yet somehow more efficient) is another film entirely: not wholly free of its former incarnation's gauche missteps, but with a human pulse, and an erotic energy that somehow ended up on the floor the first time.

We assume that by spending more hours awake we are somehow more efficient and that by going to bed early, we would be wasting valuable time on a frivolous activity.

Or did therapy somehow got more efficient, so that less is now more?

After coating with HLC, the change at the NP/water interface somehow became more efficient at transferring heat, which resulted in the faster temperature rise.

Another possibility is that Learning antlions somehow were more efficient handling prey.

Yet people run around with the fiction that this is somehow efficient and if you ended protectionist measures it would somehow be even more efficient".

"The driving force behind this entire process was to save money," Mike Gargano, LSU System vice president of student and academic support, told the Advocate, "The false impression that this entire process creates is it somehow makes the campuses more efficient, more effective and will somehow create better management of finances".

In the past, reformers have opted for the ever-popular dessert plan which provides more coverage in the short run and balances it with a promise to somehow make the system more efficient (by providing less care) in the long run.

But Weatherill also criticised treasurer Scott Morrison's repeated suggestion that the states could somehow make up the hospitals funding shortfall by becoming more efficient, saying such rhetoric made state governments "insane with anger".

Somehow, less collagen in the migrants' flight muscles made them more efficient.

Their thrusters were already smaller and more efficient than off the shelf components, but somehow they found a way to improve them even further.