Sentence examples for which efficiencies from inspiring English sources

The graph reflects the bleak reality of corporate growth, in which efficiencies of scale are almost always outweighed by the burdens of bureaucracy.

That system perfected by MGM executive Irving Thalberg, who ostensibly was Conway's boss viewed filmmaking as a kind of production-line work, in which efficiencies were achieved by reining in directors and adhering to strict schedules and budgets.

Through "efficiency analyses", informed by expert opinion from our interviews, we were able to highlight key process areas in which efficiencies might be accrued by changing current service provision practices.

We are now experiencing the dark side of a transport system in which efficiency has trumped public security.

Instead, markets would become the vehicle by which efficiency was maximised and prosperity attained".

I spoke with him in July, shortly after he had conducted an international conference called the Clean Energy Ministerial, at which efficiency was among the main topics.

DEVICE BACKLASH As workers add more electronic devices, Web sites, software programs and apps to their arsenals, there is a point at which efficiency and satisfaction suffer.

If the keynote of Obama's Administration has been public investment — whether in infrastructure, education, or health — the keynote of Romney's candidacy has been private equity, a realm in which efficiency and profitability are the supreme values.

It is a manifestation of an attitude to higher education that sees it as a business, in which efficiency overrides such ideas as enhancing students' lives or giving a range of opportunities to people from different backgrounds.

It shows time-lined increment in efficiency until 20 min, from which efficiency growth becomes negligible.

Griffiths pictures a world in which efficiency experts swarm over sleepy European corporations and talk them into buying things like this.