Sentence examples for there were efficiencies from inspiring English sources

Houston is the energy capital of the nation, and there were efficiencies in moving the company's operations to the home office.

Our experience suggests that, although there were efficiencies to be gained from employing next-generation sequencing for microsatellite marker development, particularly in the identification of microsatellite loci and primer sequences, it is not a panacea.

I think undoubtedly there are efficiencies through providing services in an integrated way, however the evidence seems to point to the biggest benefits being linked to service user experience, rather than always real cash benefits".

And the giant corporation said, 'Let there be efficiency'; and there were many layoffs".

Politicians on both sides of the house "had the evidence of their own eyes" that there were efficiency problems: the crews that turned up to film them were vast, he said.

We thought about water in a tower pumped up, but there were efficiency issues there," Piconi said.

In any institution, there are efficiencies to be found.

"There are efficiencies to be gained and we can offer a better level of service".

Whatever the merits of the £20bn, there are efficiencies that the NHS can and must make.

This recidivism has led many experts to argue that there are efficiencies to be gained by tilting the process in favor of liquidation.

Herbert may claim that there are efficiencies to be made, but you can't pretend that 20% the police budget can disappear without any consequences.