Sentence examples for wasteful steps from inspiring English sources

Officials will cut "duplicative or wasteful steps," she said.

This has the advantage of eliminating two wasteful steps: the conversion of the mechanical power of a windmill into electricity and its subsequent reconversion into mechanical power in a compressor.

By prediagnosing every car repair whenever possible, scheduling to eliminate queues, standardizing repair processes, and introducing other lean practices, GFS has removed many wasteful steps, increased the speed at which customers and vehicles move through the system, and reduced the total cost to the company of the typical repair by 30%.

This structure led to redundant, wasteful steps.

We sought to remove wasteful steps and duplication.

One milestone was in the 1930s, when Procter & Gamble, then as now one of the world's best consumer goods firms, took the revolutionary and apparently wasteful step of allowing direct competition between its own brands.

The film shows how wasteful each step of a system is, from production to consumption at home or a restaurant, and calls on chefs, cities, and everyone to innovate and work together to fix these antiquated systems.

While they originally implied cutting out wasteful and unnecessary steps, the terms are often misapplied to the detriment of long-term reliability.

As intergovernmental institutions are urging others to curb their energy wasteful habits, what steps are they taking themselves to achieve that goal?

Doctors, nurses and hospitals have also taken steps to reduce wasteful treatments.

But Mr. Trump did not match those numbers with details about how the country would raise the money, other than a promise to take steps like reducing wasteful spending, which military budget analysts said would be insufficient.