Sentence examples for waste excess from inspiring English sources

The Toyota Production System emphasizes the need to continuously improve a process, driving out the so-called seven sources of waste: excess production, waiting times, transport steps, excessively long activity times, inventory, rework (fixing quality problems), and unnecessary motions.

Waste, excess and indulgence don't play in Deakins' world.

Another is to provide competition to private insurers and so force waste, excess and cozy arrangements out of the American system.

The union would coöperate, Gordon wrote, only if Gelb accepted some measures of union oversight, "to control your astronomically increased spending" and "to reverse the waste, excess and extravagance that have thus far been the hallmark of your current administration".

The operational conditions were adjusted through moisture content in waste, excess air, litter ratio, secondary air and its injection height.

Adsorption cooling is regarded as one of promising clean technologies since it constitutes a rational way for the use of low-grade thermal energy (industrial waste, excess production, etc).

Electrochemical conversion of CO2 to useful chemical intermediates may be a promising strategy to help reduce CO2 emissions, while utilizing otherwise wasted excess renewable energy.

Electrochemical reduction of CO2 into value-added chemicals using renewable energy is one approach to help address this problem as it will recycle 'spent' CO2 (carbon neutral cycle) and it provides a method to store or utilize otherwise wasted excess renewable energy from intermittent sources, both reducing our dependence on fossil fuels.

Acknowledging that waste and excess spending exist within the Defense Department, Mr. Romney still called for increasing the Pentagon's budget.

She drinks her urine, unbothered that it "contains her body waste, the excess, sterile toxins of her complicated life," Mr. Crace writes.

It is crucial to tackle waste and excess, but we must think carefully and radically about what public services we want, and how to deliver them more effectively.