Sentence examples for supposedly more efficient from inspiring English sources

But New York City fought an order by the state in 1925 that it abandon pencil-marked ballots for the supposedly more efficient machines.

For those not up on their radical management slang, Holacracy is a "complete system for self-organisation" that replaces traditional hierarchies with a supposedly more efficient system of autonomous teams of employees called "circles".

He explained, "In the market economy, a TV company like CCTV would put its studios outside the city, because it was cheaper; it would put its business people into the Central Business District, because it was supposedly more efficient; it would put its creative people in an old part of town, so that they would be happy and nostalgic, and basically all these parties would hate each other.

It is much faster for the client and supposedly more efficient as well.

Instead, we'll be coerced into paying six to eight times the price of incandescents for supposedly more "efficient" compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) that last longer and consume less electricity.

At the time of this posting, the only airline to sign on to this new, more eco-friendly, supposedly more efficient service at SFO is Continental Airlines, which services a little more than 5% of SFO's passengers.

The market for Part D and other public insurance supposedly gets more efficient and benefits from healthy competition when consumers have sufficient information to make smart choices and drive prices down.

In the US, the drive towards contracts with private firms (a model for Britain's embrace of them) was originally a response to the sudden, sharp rises in American prisoner numbers – with a bit of ideology around private business supposedly being more efficient than the public sector.

The architecture, which was talked about as far back as last January's Consumer Electronics Show, is aimed at a chip called Bay Trail, for mobile devices like tablets; a Merrifield chip, for phones; Avaton, a supposedly more energy-efficient way of powering micro-servers; and Rangely, for network and communication infrastructure.

After the overthrow of Saddam Hussein in 2003, the KRG advertised itself as "the other Iraq" which was supposedly run in a different and more efficient way than the corrupt and dysfunctional government in Baghdad.

How can a plan that requires subsidies, which raise the cost of health care 12percentt for supposedly the same services that Medicare provides, be more efficient?